You can do this in the middle of the night in your bathrobe and slippers and IRS won't care. IRS also has a neat e-file Provider page that lets you plug in your zip code to find the closest authorized tax professional or business. If you, like so many Americans, were victims of hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and other natural disasters in 1999, visit the IRS disaster help page. You can even ask for e-file at these locations. You can even order prior-year tax forms and instructions.
Fees are modest.
IRS also expects to produce a Small Business Resource Guide , with tax advice, links and business plans and all kinds of things a small business owner needs to know about taxes. When this product is ready, IRS will announce it on its homepage . About the Author Pat Wood, manager of the National Partnership for Reinventing Government website is also editor of Access America Online Magazine .