The theory of plate tectonics suggests that the plates that float on top of the asthenosphere, which hold continents, are always moving, and therefore have a tendency to bump into each other. Places where the plates meet each other are known as faults.
The IRS began accepting electronic tax returns Jan. 23, with more than 153 million individual tax returns expected to be filed in 2017. Four out of five tax returns will be prepared electronically using tax return preparation software. Many software companies and tax professionals accepted tax returns before Jan. 23 and then will submit the returns now that the IRS system is open. The IRS will begin processing paper tax returns at the same time. Employers had to have W-2 forms in the mail by Jan. 31. If you don't have your forms by that date or soon after, or if your forms aren't correct, contact the IRS, but not until after Feb. 14, according to Forbes.
Starting January 2018, FTBâs e-file program will begin accepting e-file amended returns for individuals on tax year 2017 Forms 540, 540NR Long, 540NR Short, and 540 2EZ, as well as, new Schedule X. For tax year 2016 and prior years, amended individual returns will need to continue to be paper filed using Form 540X.