The way a taxpayer files a return has nothing to do with the audit process. Returns filed electronically have no greater chance of being audited than returns filed on paper. In most cases, the organization is not responsible nor liable for preparation errors, audits, or preparer penalties. A. Electronic filing is more accurate than a paper return, thus reducing processing time. The IRS acknowledges receipt of electronic returns.
Taxpayers can have their refunds deposited directly into savings or checking accounts.