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IRS’ peak time for the Agency’s phone traffic on Presidents Day weekend

Do not leave everything related to your 2024 tax return for the April 15 deadline and use the IRS tools to file as soon as possible to get a refund

by Francisco Candelera
14/07/2025 09:44
in Finance
IRS warns about peak time for phone traffic on Presidents Day Weekend

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Millions of Americans are looking forward to Presidents Day weekend. The IRS warns that many taxpayers use this long weekend to sort out doubts and questions related to their 2024 tax return. Do not worry if you would like to file this weekend before Washington’s Birthday, February 17.

Even if Presidents Day weekend is peak time for IRS phone traffic, there is a simple way to skip the long wait times on the phone. All you have to do is make use of the Internal Revenue Service tool on its official website. Check the link below.

High demand for IRS phone lines

Thanks to the Internal Revenue Service statistics, the high demand for the Agency’s phone lines can be anticipated and will be predictable. By visiting IRS.gov you can get instantaneous answers. Interactive Tax Assistant (ITA) will be one of the best tools to get support online and from home.

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Unless it is a doubt or question you have not been able to answer online, there is no point in wasting time on the phone on Presidents Day weekend. One of the most useful sections the Internal Revenue Service has created is the “Let us help”. It is available at https://www.irs.gov/help/let-us-help-you.

What is more, there are several free filing options, such as IRS Free File or Direct File. The Internal Revenue Service VITA or TCE can be of great help too for seniors.

IRS reminder for the 2025 Tax Season

The Internal Revenue Service recommends skipping the paper check and the mail. Instead, taxpayers should opt for a direct deposit.

No doubt you should choose direct deposit and electronic filing if you would like to get the fastest tax refund possible.

Paper checks imply more inaccuracies and they could be lost. Not to mention the fact that it will take much longer to arrive. Use your Individual Online Account to get all the information you need.

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