In the United States, from January 1st through April 15th, individuals and businesses file their tax returns to the IRS. It's no news that the average American hates this period; from their dislike for paying taxes to the several paperwork coupled with many calculations associated with taxation, there are over a thousand reasons why they never look towards this period. Regardless, tax filing may not be as convoluted as some people think. You won't lose sleep over tax filing if you follow the listed steps: 1. Begin right on time by fighting the temptation to hesitate: Doing this will save you a ton of tumults. Continuously advise yourself that you will eventually do it regardless of how you run from it. Now, this is definite! Thus it would help if you started as early as possible. 2. Accumulate all records that are fundamental for your documenting: The common ones include Form W-2 (Statement of wages), K-1s (income and deductions from partnerships, S corporations, trusts, e...