The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issues strict guidelines each year to ensure each individual can file their taxes on time and with ease. However, most people who have never filed taxes before may find the task daunting. And this could lead to them making several mistakes. Moreover, those who have filed taxes in the past may also make certain filing mistakes. Therefore, here are eight errors one should avoid when filing tax returns. Calculation errors Tax filing is a process that people often rush through, which could result in one making calculation mistakes. Any error that includes basic subtractions, additions, or complex calculations could affect the tax filing process. Moreover, calculation mistakes could also affect an individual’s deductions and credits. So, it is important to carefully inspect each calculation before filing the return. One could always use dedicated online tools to evaluate credits and deductions properly. Failing to verify returns One may check all the boxes when it comes to filing returns but fail to verify the document when they file it online. This mistake could affect their entire filing process. The lack of a digital signature upon uploading the tax documentation would result in the IRS rejecting the claim.