IRS reports computer glitch in tax return system
The Internal Revenue Service has reported a computer glitch in its system. The IRS says it has stopped accepting tax returns filed electronically due to what it's calling a hardware failure. Both
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Feb 5, 2016, 1:22 AM
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Updated 3,148 days ago
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The Internal Revenue Service has reported a computer glitch in its system.
The IRS says it has stopped accepting tax returns filed electronically due to what it's calling a hardware failure.
Both the "e-file" system and the "where is my refund" were affected.
The IRS says about 90 percent of taxpayers should still get refunds within three weeks.
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