Thinking about "e-filing" your taxes this year? There are at least five good reasons to file your taxes electronically, says the National Association of Enrolled Agents, whose members are the only tax practitioners licensed by the federal government to prepare taxes and represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service.

Accuracy - Electronically-filed tax returns are more likely to be accepted as filed than paper ones due to various computer checks conducted prior to the return's transmission. Errors are usually caught - and corrected - within 24 hours.

Faster Refunds - Refunds on electronically-filed tax returns are generally disbursed within two to three weeks...even faster, if they're deposited directly into a bank account.

E-File and Pay Later - A "balance due" return - where the taxpayer owes the IRS money - also can be filed electronically. Payment should be mailed separately, along with Form 1040V. Since payment isn't due until April 15th, you can e-file early and make a "last-minute" payment.

Save Time - In many states, both Federal and State returns can be sent simultaneously.

Guaranteed Delivery - Receipt of e-filed taxes is acknowledged within 48 hours, so you don't have to worry about your tax return being lost in the mail or otherwise going astray.

Tax laws are subject to change at any time.

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