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IRS Tax Penalty Abatement and Relief

  • Written by Rocky Mengle, Attorney • Reviewed by Miguel Burgos, CPA
    • Updated for Tax Year 2025 • July 9, 2026 3:14 PM
    OVERVIEW

    The IRS might levy a penalty if you fail to file a federal tax return or pay a federal tax by the due date. Fortunately, if that happens to you, there are some ways to have the penalty reduced or eliminated. However, there are different types of IRS tax penalty abatement and relief, and they can apply differently depending on the type of penalty you receive.

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    Key Takeaways

    • Starting in 2026, taxpayers with a good history of filing and paying taxes over the three previous years may qualify for the IRS's Automatic Exemption from Penalty program to have failure-to-file, failure-to-pay, and failure-to-deposit penalties automatically waived.
    • The IRS can waive penalties if you demonstrate that your failure to comply with tax requirements was due to reasonable cause. Acceptable reasons include serious illness, natural disasters, or other events beyond your control that prevented timely tax filing or payment. However, ignorance of the law, relying on an advisor, and lack of funds are generally not treated as reasonable causes.
    • The IRS can grant penalty relief to large groups of taxpayers in response to administrative issues, such as delays in IRS-issued guidance.
    • If you’re seeking penalty relief, follow the instructions in the notice received from the IRS or file Form 843 to explain your situation and provide any necessary documentation. If your request is denied, you can appeal the decision to the IRS Independent Office of Appeals and further escalate the case to court if needed.

    If you don’t file a federal tax return or pay the tax you owe on time, the IRS can hit you with a tax penalty. These penalties can add up to hundreds or even thousands of dollars, so it’s not something to take lightly.

    Fortunately, the IRS has some tax penalty abatement (i.e., waiver) options that might be available to you. If you qualify, all or part of your penalty can be erased.

    If you’re faced with an IRS penalty, here are some of the different types of tax penalty relief you’ll want to explore.

    What is the Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) program?

    Under the Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) program, the IRS will automatically waive certain penalties if you have a history of filing and paying your taxes on time. Unlike the First-Time Penalty Abatement program (discussed below), you don't need to do anything to receive penalty relief under the AEP program.

    The AEP program will be gradually phased-in starting in 2026. Specifically, for individual taxpayers, it applies to 1040 forms filed for the 2025 tax year and beyond (it also applies to various quarterly returns filed by businesses for the 2026 tax year and later). The AEP program will completely replace the First-Time Penalty Abatement program for penalties related to tax returns originally due in 2027 and thereafter.

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    Since a penalty is never assessed under the AEP program, you can't rack up interest on an unpaid penalty.

    What penalties can be waived through the AEP program?

    An automatic AEP waiver is only available for:

    • failure-to-file penalties
    • failure-to-pay penalties
    • failure-to-deposit penalties

    So, for example, your penalty might be eliminated if you failed to file your federal personal income tax return by the due date. You can also seek relief if you’re penalized for failing to pay any income tax you owe when it’s due. Employers who don’t make timely or proper employment tax deposits can seek an AEP penalty abatement, too.

    Who qualifies for the AEP program?

    For failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties, you'll generally qualify for AEP relief if, for the previous three years:

    • you timely filed the same type of return (for example, a 1040 form), if required to do so
    • either no IRS penalties were assessed against you (other than an estimated tax penalty), or any penalties against you were waived for reasonable cause (discussed below) or an IRS mistake

    In addition, for businesses facing a failure-to-deposit penalty, AEP relief will only be granted if the:

    • IRS's didn't waive a failure-to-deposit penalty four or more times during the previous three years (or 12 consecutive quarters)
    • penalty being waived wasn't for Electronic Federal Tax Payment System avoidance 

    Anyone who doesn't qualify for AEP relief can still seek a penalty waiver for reasonable cause. However, that route requires a request and IRS review, rather than being automatic.

    How does the AEP program work?

    If you qualify for relief under the AEP program, you won't have to contact the IRS or submit any paperwork to have a failure-to-file or failure-to-pay penalty waived. Instead, the IRS won't impose the penalty at all – so there's nothing to waive.

    You'll get a letter in the mail from the IRS letting you know that AEP relief was applied. But no response or follow-up is needed on your end.

    In addition, since a penalty is never assessed under the AEP program, you can't rack up interest on an unpaid penalty. In contrast, under the First-Time Penalty Abatement program, a penalty can keep accruing interest until the penalty is paid or abated.

    What is the IRS First-Time Penalty Abatement (FTA) program?

    As with the AEP program (discussed above), you can reduce or make a tax penalty completely disappear through the IRS’s First-Time Abatement (FTA) program if you have a clean record with the IRS. However, starting in 2026, the IRS is phasing-out the FTA program and replacing it with the AEP program. The FTA program will be completely replaced for penalties associated with tax returns originally due on or after January 1, 2027.

    For penalties not subject to the AEP program, first-time abatement is an administrative waiver that can be applied to failure-to-file, failure-to-pay, or failure-to-deposit penalties. Eligibility rules for FTA relief are similar to those for the AEP program. However, unlike the AEP program, FTA relief is not automatically applied – you have to contact the IRS to request an FTA waiver. That's the main difference between the two programs.

    What is reasonable cause penalty relief?

    The IRS can also waive certain penalties if you acted with reasonable cause and in good faith. Whether you acted with reasonable cause is determined on a case-by-case basis and depends on all the facts and circumstances.

    The reasons that qualify for relief also depend on the type of penalty you owe. However, you can’t eliminate all penalties based on the reasonable cause. For example, the reasonable cause provisions don’t apply to estimated tax penalties.

    Let’s take a look at how you can seek reasonable cause relief for a few common types of penalties.

    What qualifies as reasonable cause for failure-to-file penalty relief?

    If you’re hit with an IRS penalty for filing your tax return late, the IRS can waive the penalty if you have a good reason for not fulfilling your filing obligations.

    Examples of sufficient reasons for failing to file on time include:

    • serious illness impacting your ability to file
    • death or serious illness of an immediate family member
    • fires, natural disasters, or civil disturbances that prevent you from filing a return (for example, your tax records are destroyed)
    • inability to determine the amount of tax due for reasons beyond your control
    • unavoidable absences that prevent the timely filing of a return
    • system issues that delayed a timely electronic filing

    Other reasons may suffice if you can show that you exercised ordinary care and prudence but were still unable to file on time.

    What qualifies as reasonable cause for failure-to-pay penalty relief?

    If you’re penalized for not paying the tax you owe in a timely fashion, the IRS can also waive the penalty if you have a good reason for not making your payment on time.

    Examples of sufficient reasons for failing to pay on time include:

    • serious illness impacting your ability to pay
    • death or serious illness of an immediate family member
    • fires, natural disasters, or civil disturbances that prevent you from making a tax payment
    • inability to determine the amount of tax due for reasons beyond your control
    • unavoidable absences that prevent the timely payment of tax
    • system issues that delayed a timely electronic payment

    As with failure-to-file penalties, there may be other reasons for a reasonable cause waiver if you can show that you exercised ordinary care and prudence but were still unable to pay on time.

    What doesn’t qualify as reasonable cause for the failure to file or pay? 

    Whether you’re dealing with a failure-to-file or failure-to-pay penalty, these reasons usually don’t satisfy the IRS’s reasonable cause standard on their own:

    • reliance on a tax professional
    • ignorance of the law
    • mistakes and oversights on your tax return
    • lack of funds

    What qualifies as reasonable cause for accuracy-related penalty relief?

    The IRS can impose an accuracy-related penalty if you underpay the amount of tax you legally owe (for example, if you don’t pay enough tax because you claimed a tax deduction for which you’re not eligible). To determine if you qualify for reasonable cause relief from an accuracy-related penalty, the most important factor is the extent of your efforts to assess your actual tax liability.

    According to the IRS, it will consider several factors to determine whether you qualify for reasonable cause penalty relief, including:

    • efforts you made to report the correct tax
    • the complexity of your tax issues
    • your education, experience, or knowledge of tax law
    • steps you took to understand your tax obligation or seek help from a tax advisor

    If you relied on a tax advisor, the IRS might also consider whether you provided all the information needed to calculate your tax and your advisor’s experience with your tax situation.

    What is statutory exception penalty relief?

    In some cases, the U.S. tax code might provide a provision that triggers penalty relief. This is known as statutory exception penalty relief.

    Let’s take a quick look at a few common examples of penalty relief based on a statutory exception.

    1. You received incorrect advice from the IRS.

    Statutory penalty relief might be available if you received a penalty because you sent a written request for information to the IRS, received incorrect written advice from the IRS in response to your request, and reasonably relied on the incorrect advice.

    2. You mailed-in or e-filed your return on time.

    A late-filing penalty can be waived by statute if you show that you properly mailed or e-filed your tax return before the filing deadline.

    3. You’re impacted by a natural disaster.

    Penalty relief might be available under tax statutes if you’re impacted by a federal disaster.

    4. You’re involved in military operations in a combat zone.

    Late filing and payment penalties may be waived by law for service members and civilians working in a combat zone.

    What is tax administration penalty relief?

    The IRS can establish widespread penalty relief policies that impact a large number of people under specific conditions. For instance, this type of administrative penalty waiver might be announced if there’s an IRS delay in releasing tax forms or guidance.

    An administrative waiver can be revealed in either a:

    • policy statement
    • news release
    • notice
    • other formal communication stating the IRS penalty relief policy

    For an example of an administrative waiver, see the IRS news release announcing temporary penalty relief for employers and others regarding the information reporting requirements for the tips deduction and overtime deduction.

    What is interest relief?

    You should also realize that the IRS charges interest on unpaid taxes and on unpaid penalties. And that interest keeps growing until your balance is paid in full.

    Interest on unpaid taxes generally can’t be waived, but it can be reduced if it’s applied because of an unreasonable error or delay by an IRS officer or employee. 

    When it comes to interest on a penalty, the IRS will reduce or completely eliminate the interest if the penalty itself is waived.

    How do I request penalty or interest relief?

    You’ll receive a notice in the mail from the IRS if you’re hit with a federal tax penalty (if AEP relief is applied, the notice will let you know that the penalty was automatically waived). Follow the instructions in the letter to request penalty relief. For instance, you may be asked to send the IRS a written statement or explanation of why you qualify (such as illness, disaster, or other reasonable cause).

    Can I request penalty relief by phone?

    In some cases, you can ask for penalty relief by calling the IRS. Use the toll-free number shown on your IRS notice. When calling:

    • Have your IRS notice and taxpayer information handy.
    • Be prepared to explain your reason for requesting relief.
    • The IRS representative may be able to approve your request over the phone.

    Can I request relief using Form 843

    You can also seek a penalty or interest waiver by filing Form 843 with the IRS. When completing the form:

    • Check the appropriate box in the Penalty section on the first page to indicate the reason for filing Form 843. This is typically the first box in the Penalty section.
    • On Line 7, check the appropriate box and provide a clear explanation of why you qualify (for example, illness or natural disaster) on Line 8.
    • Attach supporting documentation such as medical records, FEMA declarations, or written IRS advice.
    • Mail the completed form and attachments to the IRS address listed in the official Form 843 instructions.

    How long does it take to find out if you’re approved for penalty relief?

    The IRS doesn’t have a set timeline for approving penalty relief requests. In some cases, you can get approval over the phone immediately. In other cases, you might have to wait several months for an answer.

    What if my penalty relief is denied, can I appeal it?

    It’s not necessarily the end of the road if the IRS denies your request for penalty relief. Your first course of action is to ask the IRS Independent Office of Appeals to review your request. If that doesn’t work, you can take the IRS to court. 

    How do I appeal to the IRS Independent Office of Appeals?

    According to the IRS, you can generally request a review through the Independent Office of Appeals within 30 days of the date on your denial letter. To start an appeal, you generally must:

    1. Write a letter stating you are appealing a penalty abatement denial.
    2. Include a copy of your IRS denial notice.
    3. Provide any documentation or explanations you want the Independent Office of Appeals to consider.
    4. Send your appeal request to the address listed on your denial letter before the deadline.

    What happens during the appeals process?

    Appeals will independently review your position and the IRS’s position. You may request a conference by phone or in person. You can also have an attorney, CPA, or enrolled agent represent you. If you cannot afford professional help, you might qualify for free or low-cost assistance.

    Can you escalate your case to court?

    If you don’t agree with the decision from the Independent Office of Appeals, you can file a lawsuit with the U.S. Tax Court before paying the tax or penalty. If you already paid the tax you are disputing, you can also file a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court or the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.

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      If approved, your TurboTax Refund Advance will be deposited into your Credit Karma Money™ Spend (checking) account typically within 15 minutes after the IRS accepts your e-filed federal tax return and you may access your funds online through a virtual card. Your physical Credit Karma Visa® Debit Card* should arrive in 7 - 14 days. *Card issued by MVB Bank, Inc., Member FDIC pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc.; Visa terms and conditions apply. Other fees may apply. For more information, please visit: https://support.creditkarma.com/s/article/Are-there-fees-with-a-Credit-Karma-Money-Spend-account.

      If you are approved for a loan, your tax refund after deducting the amount of your loan and agreed-upon fees (if applicable) will be placed in your Credit Karma Money™ Spend (checking) account. Tax refund funds are disbursed by the IRS typically within 21 days of e-file acceptance. If you apply for a loan and are not approved after the IRS accepts your e-filed federal tax return, your tax refund minus any agreed-upon fees (if applicable) will be placed in your Credit Karma Money™ Spend (checking) account.

      If your tax refund amounts are insufficient to pay what you owe on your loan, you will not be required to repay any remaining balance. However, you may be contacted to remind you of the remaining balance and provide payment instructions to you if you choose to repay that balance. If your loan is not paid in full, you will not be eligible to receive a TurboTax Refund Advance loan in the future.
    • Loan details and disclosures for the File Now, Pay Later program: If your expected federal tax balance owed is between $200 and $6,000, you could be eligible for a File Now, Pay Later loan. File Now, Pay Later loans are issued by WebBank, not affiliated with Cross River Bank, Member FDIC. File Now, Pay Later is a loan based upon your federal tax balance due and can only be used to make your federal tax payment directly to the IRS. You must be eligible to receive a loan in the amount of your full federal tax balance due in order to be approved. Availability of the File Now, Pay Later is subject to credit approval, satisfaction of identity verification, certain security requirements, eligibility criteria, and underwriting standards. This File Now, Pay Later offer expires on October 16, 2026, or the date that available funds have been exhausted, whichever comes first. Offer, eligibility, and availability subject to change without further notice.

      File Now, Pay Later is available with a 3, 6, or 9 month loan term. Variable APR ranging from 15%-33%. For example, a 6-month $2,000 loan with an APR of 19% has a finance charge of $112.28 and 6 monthly installments of $352.05 each. Payments may change if you have missed payments, overpayments, or payments made outside of your normal payment schedule.

      File Now, Pay Later loans issued by WebBank are facilitated by Intuit Financing Inc. (NMLS # 1136148), a subsidiary of Intuit Inc. Although there are no loan fees associated with the File Now, Pay Later loan, separate fees may apply if you choose to pay for TurboTax with your state refund. Paying for TurboTax with your state refund is not required to be eligible for a File Now, Pay Later loan. Additional fees may apply for other products and services that you choose.

      You will not be eligible for the loan if: (1) your physical address is not included on your federal tax return, (2) your physical address is located outside of the United States or a US territory, is a PO box or is a prison address, (3) you are less than 18 years old, (4) the tax return filed is on behalf of a deceased person, (5) your federal tax balance owed is less than $200 or greater than $6,000, or (6) you do not have a social security number. Additional requirements: You must (a) e-file your federal tax return with TurboTax and (b) authorize Intuit Financing Inc. to open a Router Account in your name with an FDIC insured bank. Opening a Router Account is subject to identity verification.

      If approved, your File Now, Pay Later will be deposited into a temporary router account established for you at an FDIC insured bank ("Router Account"), shortly after the IRS accepts your e-filed federal tax return. You will have no access to the funds and the funds will only be accessed by the IRS via an authorized debit of the Router Account. Authorized tax payments are debited by the IRS, typically within 5 days of e-file acceptance.

      Not all consumers will qualify for a loan or for the maximum loan amount. If approved, your loan will be issued in the exact amount of your federal taxes owed. You will not receive a final decision of whether you are approved for the loan until after the IRS accepts your e-filed federal tax return. Your loan repayment period begins once the IRS has received your tax payment. If your loan is not paid in full, you will not be eligible to receive a File Now, Pay Later loan in the future.
    • Pay for TurboTax out of your federal refund or state refund: Individual taxes only. Subject to eligibility requirements. Additional terms apply. A $40 service fee may apply to this payment method. Prices are subject to change without notice.
    • TurboTax Help and Support: Access to a TurboTax product specialist is included with TurboTax Do It Yourself Deluxe, TurboTax Do It Yourself Premium, TurboTax Expert Assist and TurboTax Expert Full Service; not included with TurboTax Free Edition (but is available as a paid upgrade). TurboTax specialists are available to provide general customer help and support using the TurboTax product. Services, areas of expertise, experience levels, wait times, hours of operation and availability vary, and are subject to restriction and change without notice. Limitations apply. See Terms of Service for details.
    • TurboTax Experts - Tax Advice and Expert Review: Access to an expert for tax questions and Expert Review (the ability to have a tax expert review) is included with TurboTax Expert Assist or as an upgrade from another TurboTax product, and available through December 31, 2026. Access to an expert for tax questions is also included with TurboTax Expert Full Service and available through December 31, 2026. If you use TurboTax Experts, Intuit will assign you a tax expert based on availability. Tax expert availability may be limited. Some tax topics or situations may not be included as part of this service, which shall be determined at the tax expert’s sole discretion. The ability to retain the same expert preparer in subsequent years will be based on an expert’s choice to continue employment with Intuit and their availability at the times you decide to prepare your return(s). Administrative services may be provided by assistants to the tax expert. On-screen help is available on a desktop, laptop or the TurboTax mobile app. For the TurboTax Expert Assist product: If your return requires a significant level of tax advice or actual preparation, the tax expert may be required to sign as the preparer at which point they will assume primary responsibility for the preparation of your return. For the TurboTax Expert Full Service product: Hand off tax preparation by uploading your tax documents, getting matched with an expert, and meeting with an expert in real time. The tax expert will sign your return as a preparer.
    • TurboTax Experts - Unlimited Expert Support: Unlimited access to TurboTax experts refers to an unlimited quantity of contacts available to each customer, but does not refer to hours of operation or service coverage. Service, area of expertise, experience levels, wait times, hours of operation and availability vary, and are subject to restriction and change without notice.
    • TurboTax Experts - Years of Experience: Based on experts’ self-reported years of tax experience.
    • TurboTax Experts - Expert Availability: During tax season, TurboTax experts online are available 7 days a week from 5 AM to 9 PM PT from January 5 to April 20, 2026, and 5 AM to 12 AM PT on April 15, 2026. Outside of tax season, regular hours for our online TurboTax experts are Monday through Friday, 5am to 5pm PT. Near the September and October extension deadlines, we will resume extended hours of operations including evening and weekend hours. Service, area of expertise, experience levels, and wait times vary, and are subject to restriction and change without notice. Unlimited access to TurboTax experts online is included with all Expert Assist and Expert Full Service products. TurboTax experts hours at TurboTax stores and Expert offices vary by location.
    • TurboTax Expert Full Service - File your taxes as soon as today: TurboTax Full Service experts are available to prepare 2025 tax returns starting January 5, 2026. One-day preparation and filing availability depends on start time, the complexity of your return, is based on completion time for the majority of customers, and may vary based on expert availability. A tax preparation assistant will validate the customer’s tax situation during the welcome call and review uploaded documents to assess readiness and ability to file same-day. All tax forms and documents must be ready and uploaded by the customer for the tax preparation assistant to refer the customer to an available expert for live tax preparation.
    • TurboTax Expert Full Service - “Local”: Not all feature combinations are available for all locations. In-person meetings with a local tax pro are available in some locations, but not available in all states or locations. "Local" tax pro is defined as being located within the same state as the client for virtual meetings. "Local" tax pro, for the purpose of in-person meetings, is defined as being located within 50 miles of the consumer's zip code.
    • Smart Insights: Individual taxes only. Included with TurboTax Do It Yourself Deluxe, Premium, TurboTax Expert Assist, TurboTax Expert Full Service, or with PLUS benefits, and is available through October 31, 2026. Terms and conditions may vary and are subject to change without notice.
    • My Docs: Included with TurboTax Do It Yourself, TurboTax Expert Assist, and TurboTax Expert Full Service and is available through December 31, 2026. Terms and conditions may vary and are subject to change without notice.
    • Tax Return Access: Included with all TurboTax Do It Yourself, TurboTax Expert Assist, and TurboTax Expert Full Service products. Access to up to seven years of tax returns we have on file for you is available through December 31, 2026. Terms and conditions may vary and are subject to change without notice.
    • Easy Online Amend: Individual taxes only. With TurboTax Do It Yourself Deluxe, TurboTax Do It Yourself Premium, TurboTax Expert Assist, TurboTax Expert Full Service, or with PLUS benefits, you can make changes to your 2025 tax return online through October 31, 2028. For TurboTax Expert Full Service, your tax expert will amend your 2025 tax return for you through November 15, 2026; after that date, TurboTax Expert Full Service customers will be able to amend their 2025 tax return themselves using the Easy Online Amend process described above. TurboTax Free Edition customers may amend 2025 tax returns online through October 31, 2026. Terms and conditions may vary and are subject to change without notice.
    • #1 best-selling tax software: Based on aggregated sales data for all tax year 2024 TurboTax products.
    • #1 online tax filing solution for self-employed: Based upon IRS Sole Proprietor data as of calendar year 2025, for tax year 2024. Self-Employed defined as a return with a Schedule C/C-EZ tax form. Online competitor data is extrapolated from press releases and SEC filings. “Online” is defined as an individual income tax DIY return (non-preparer signed) that was prepared online and either e-filed or printed, not including returns prepared through desktop software.
    • 1099-Ks: Those filing in TurboTax Free Edition or TurboTax Expert Assist Basic will be able to file a limited IRS Schedule 1 if they have hobby income or personal property rental income reported on a Form 1099-K, and/or a limited IRS Schedule D if they have personal item sales with no gain reported on Form 1099-K. Those filing in TurboTax Do It Yourself Deluxe or TurboTax Expert Assist Deluxe will be able to file a limited IRS Schedule D if they have personal item sales income reported on Form 1099-K. If you add other schedules or forms, or need to report other types of income on Schedules 1, D, E, F, or Form 4835 you may be required to upgrade to another TurboTax product. Intuit reserves the right to terminate this offer at any time for any reason in its sole and absolute discretion.
    • 1099-K Snap and Autofill: Available in mobile app and mobile web only.
    • 1099-NEC Snap and Autofill: Available in TurboTax Do It Yourself Premium (formerly Self-Employed) and TurboTax Expert Assist Premium (formerly Self-Employed). Available in mobile app only. Feature available within Schedule C tax form for TurboTax filers with 1099-NEC income.
    • Year-Round Tax Estimator: Available in TurboTax Do It Yourself Premium (formerly Self-Employed) and TurboTax Expert Assist Premium (formerly Self-Employed). This product feature is only available after you finish and file in a self-employed TurboTax product.
    • Refer a Friend: Maximum of $500 in total rewards for 20 referrals. See official terms and conditions for more details.
    • Refer your Expert (TurboTax Customer referring Intuit’s own experts): Maximum of $500 in total rewards for 10 referrals. See official terms and conditions for more details.
    • Average Refund Amount: $3,453 is the average refund amount American taxpayers received in the 2024 filing season based upon IRS data as of February 21, 2025 and may not reflect actual refund amount received. Each taxpayer’s refund will vary based on their tax situation.
    • More self-employed deductions: based on the median amount of expenses found by TurboTax Do It Yourself Premium (formerly Self Employed) customers who synced accounts, imported and categorized transactions compared to manual entry. Individual results may vary.
    • TurboTax Online Business Products: For TurboTax Expert Assist Business and TurboTax Expert Full Service Business, we currently don’t support the following tax situations: C-Corps (Form 1120) and entities electing to be treated as a C-Corp, Trust/Estates (Form 1041), Tax Exempt Entities/Non-Profits, returns that require more than 5 state filings, and other issues unrelated to the preparation of a tax return or unrelated to business income/franchise taxes.
    • Audit Defense: Audit Defense is a third-party add-on service provided, for an additional fee, by TaxResources, Inc., dba Tax Audit. Audit Defense is included at no added cost with business returns filed with TurboTax Experts for Business (excluding Sole Proprietor). See Membership Agreements at https://www.intuit.com/legal/terms/ for service terms and conditions.

    TURBOTAX EXPERT 365 BUSINESS Subscription Terms:

    Who’s Eligible for Expert 365 Business:
    • Expert 365 Business is available to new QuickBooks customers with the following entity and business tax situations: sole proprietorships and single-member LLCs.
    • At this time, the following entity types and business tax situations are not eligible for Expert 365 Business: C-Corps, S-Corps, partnerships.
    Your Expert 365 Business subscription includes access to the following services and features:
    • Tax-Ready Bookkeeping: You must connect your business accounts to QuickBooks in order for your Expert to be able to review and reconcile your books on a quarterly basis. The expert will update bookkeeping to be tax-ready on a quarterly basis, so the expert can calculate your quarterly tax payments and develop personalized tax advice. All advice and information made available by Expert 365 Business in connection with the bookkeeping service is based on the information you provide to Intuit or authorize Intuit to obtain from your banks and other third party platforms that sync data into our bookkeeping services, so it is important for you to make sure that information is complete and accurate. The bookkeeping service cannot be relied upon to discover errors, fraud deflections or other irregularities, should any exist.
    • Business Tax Advisory Sessions: You can meet with your Expert on a quarterly basis to obtain personalized tax planning recommendations based on your information provided.
    • Quarterly Expert Reviews: Your Expert will be available to meet with you at least once per calendar quarter to deliver quarterly tax estimates, and review and reconcile your books.
    • TurboTax Expert Full Service: TurboTax Experts are available to prepare 2026 tax returns starting January 5, 2027. One-day preparation and filing availability depends on start time, the complexity of your return, is based on completion time for the majority of customers, and may vary based on Expert availability. A tax preparation assistant will validate the customer’s tax situation during the welcome call and review uploaded documents to assess readiness and ability to file same-day. All tax forms and documents must be ready and uploaded by the customer for the tax preparation assistant to refer the customer to an available Expert for live tax preparation. The TurboTax Terms of Service apply to your use of TurboTax Expert Full Service and Expert 365 Business. As described more in those Terms, the following Guarantees apply to your use of TurboTax Expert Full Service: TurboTax Accurate Calculations Guarantee - Business Tax Returns, TurboTax Maximum Savings Guarantee - Business Tax Returns, and TurboTax Audit Support Guarantee - Business Tax Returns.

    In addition to the above Expert 365 Business subscription features, you have access for 1 user license to the QuickBooks Simple Start product. QuickBooks Simple Start offers features such as receipt capture, tracking income and expense, tracking miles and running financial reports on any device (mobile and web). The cost of QuickBooks Simple Start is included in the displayed pricing, but this subscription is sold separately from Expert 365 Business. The QuickBooks Terms of Service apply to your use of QuickBooks Simple Start.

    Cancelation: Expert 365 Business is billed on a monthly basis of $61, and QuickBooks Simple Start is billed on a monthly basis of $38, your subscription will automatically renew each month on your account’s billing date until you cancel. You may cancel your subscription at any time by navigating to the Account & Settings section of your Expert 365 Business account and selecting “Cancel.”  You will not receive a pro-rated refund; your access and subscription benefits will continue for the remainder of the billing period.

    Cancelation of your Expert 365 Business subscription will not impact your QuickBooks subscription. You will continue to receive all QuickBooks benefits and incur ongoing monthly charges until you separately cancel your QuickBooks subscription. Your Expert 365 Business subscription is dependent upon maintaining an active QuickBooks subscription. As a result, cancelation of your QuickBooks subscription will result in a concurrent cancelation of your Expert 365 Business subscription.

    TURBOTAX DESKTOP GUARANTEES

    TurboTax Desktop Individual Returns:
    • 100% Accurate Calculations Guarantee - Individual Returns: If you pay an IRS or state penalty or interest because of a TurboTax calculation error, we'll pay you the penalty and interest. You are responsible for paying any additional tax liability you may owe. Excludes payment plans. This guarantee is good for the lifetime of your personal, individual tax return, which Intuit defines as seven years from the date you filed it with TurboTax Desktop. Excludes TurboTax Desktop Business returns. Additional terms and limitations apply. See License Agreement for details.
    • Maximum Refund Guarantee / Maximum Tax Savings Guarantee - or Your Money Back - Individual Returns: If you get a larger refund or smaller tax due from another tax preparation method by filing an amended return, we'll refund the applicable TurboTax federal and/or state software license purchase price you paid. You are responsible for paying any additional tax liability you may owe. This guarantee is good for the lifetime of your personal, individual tax return, which Intuit defines as seven years from the date you filed it with TurboTax Desktop. Excludes TurboTax Desktop Business returns. Additional terms and limitations apply. See License Agreement for details.
    • Audit Support Guarantee - Individual Returns: If you receive an audit letter from the IRS or State Department of Revenue based on your 2025 TurboTax individual tax return, we will provide one-on-one question-and-answer support with a tax professional, if requested through our Audit Support Center, for audited individual returns filed with TurboTax Desktop for the current 2025 tax year and, for individual, non-business returns, for the past two tax years (2023, 2024). Audit support is informational only. We will not represent you before the IRS or state tax authority or provide legal advice. If we are not able to connect you to one of our tax professionals, we will refund the applicable TurboTax federal and/or state license purchase price you paid. This guarantee is good for the lifetime of your personal, individual tax return, which Intuit defines as seven years from the date you filed it with TurboTax Desktop. Excludes TurboTax Desktop Business returns. Additional terms and limitations apply. See License Agreement for details.
    • Satisfaction Guarantee/ 60-Day Money Back Guarantee: If you're not completely satisfied with TurboTax Desktop software, go to refundrequest.intuit.com within 60 days of purchase and follow the process listed to submit a refund request. You must return this product using your license code or order number and dated receipt. Desktop add-on products and services purchased are non-refundable.
    TurboTax Desktop Business Returns:
    • 100% Accurate Calculations Guarantee - Business Returns: If you pay an IRS or state penalty or interest because of a TurboTax calculation error, we'll pay you the penalty and interest. You are responsible for paying any additional tax liability you may owe. Excludes payment plans. Additional terms and limitations apply. See License Agreement for details.
    • Maximum Tax Savings Guarantee - Business Returns: If you get a smaller tax due (or larger business tax refund) from another tax preparation method using the same data, TurboTax will refund the applicable TurboTax Desktop Business license purchase price you paid. Additional terms and limitations apply. See License Agreement for details.
    • Satisfaction Guarantee/ 60-Day Money Back Guarantee: If you're not completely satisfied with TurboTax Desktop software, go to refundrequest.intuit.com within 60 days of purchase and follow the process listed to submit a refund request. You must return this product using your license code or order number and dated receipt. Desktop add-on products and services purchased are non-refundable.

    TURBOTAX DESKTOP DISCLAIMERS

    • Installation Requirements: Product download, installation and activation requires an Intuit Account and internet connection. Product limited to one account per license code. You must accept the TurboTax License Agreement to use this product. Not for use by paid preparers.
    • TurboTax Desktop Products: Price includes tax preparation and printing of federal tax returns and free federal e-file of up to 5 federal tax returns. Additional fees may apply for e-filing state returns. E-file fees may not apply in certain states, check here for details. Savings and price comparison based on anticipated price increase. Software updates and optional online features require internet connection. Desktop add-on products and services purchased are non-refundable.
    • Fastest Refund Possible: Get your tax refund from the IRS as fast as possible by e-filing and choosing to receive your refund by direct deposit. Tax refund time frames will vary. The IRS issues more than 9 out of 10 refunds in less than 21 days.
    • Average Refund Amount: $3,453 is the average refund amount American taxpayers received in the 2024 filing season based upon IRS data as of February 21, 2025 and may not reflect actual refund amount received. Each taxpayer's refund will vary based on their tax situation.
    • TurboTax Technical Support: Customer service and technical support hours and options vary by time of year.
    • Deduct From Your Federal or State Refund: Individual taxes only. Subject to eligibility requirements. Additional terms apply. A $40 Refund Processing Service fee applies to this payment method. Prices are subject to change without notice.
    • Data Import: Imports financial data from participating companies; Requires Intuit Account. Quicken and QuickBooks import not available with TurboTax installed on a Mac. Imports from Quicken (2023 and higher) and QuickBooks Desktop (2024); both Windows only. Quicken import not available for TurboTax Desktop Business. Quicken products provided by Quicken Inc., Quicken import subject to change.
    • Live Tax Advice: Access to tax experts to obtain answers to tax questions and to assist with tax year 2025 return(s) prepared with TurboTax Desktop software. Additional fees may apply. Must be purchased and used by October 31, 2026. Excludes TurboTax Desktop Business. See License Agreement for details.
    • Audit Defense: Audit Defense is a third-party add-on service provided, for a fee, by TaxResources, Inc., dba Tax Audit. See Membership Agreements at https://turbotax.intuit.com/corp/softwarelicense/ for service terms and conditions.
    All features, services, support, prices, offers, terms and conditions are subject to change without notice.

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