Tax Information on the Internet

There is a lot of tax information available on the Internet. We've provided links to several sites, but we do not control the contents of these sites, so we cannot be held responsible for the information you find there.

REMEMBER: The Library has 2004 tax forms available on the second floor just to the right of the elevator -- some of the many Federal tax forms and instruction sheets and the Arkansas income tax booklet. (For Oklahoma tax forms and instructions, see the Oklahoma link below.)

**FEDERAL AND STATE TAX FORMS**
	Internal Revenue Service (irs.gov) - Forms and Publications - To select Federal income tax forms, instructions, publications, and FAQ's, page down to bottom of page, select form needed, and press Review Selected Files button. (Most files are in .pdf format.) To find out about Federal Income Tax requirements, visit the IRS Main Page.
	Arkansas Dept of Finance & Admin's Office of Income Tax Administration. For Arkansas State Income Tax forms, instructions, and information publications, check out these pages for: Individual Tax Returns and Corporate Tax Returns.
	Oklahoma State Income Tax Forms - Use this website for Oklahoma tax forms, instructions, and contact information. For additional Oklahoma state tax information visit the Oklahoma Tax Commission

**E-FILING**
	Internal Revenue Service Electronic Filing - This site is intended to help individuals, businesses, tax professionals, charities and nonprofits, and software developers find alternatives to paper returns.
	Arkansas Electronic Filing - Select this link at the left for help preparing your Arkansas State Income Tax Return at the Arkansas e-File homepage.
	Oklahoma Online filing

**OTHER TAX SITES**
	1040.com - A good general site that includes forms, instructions, and information for state and federal income tax. You can find federal forms and info back to 1991 and most state forms back to 2000.
	irs.com - A resource aimed at consumers, this site contains links to various income tax electronic filing services, to state and federal tax information from income tax help sites, and to the Internal Revenue Service.
	WikiCPA - WikiCPA is an open source, free resource and guide to all things CPA (Certified Public Accountant). On its Taxation page, you can find forms and information (definitions, explanations, filing locations, etc.) about taxes.

This Page Last updated: 7 February 2008