Get Your IP PIN
Access the IRS Identity Protection PIN service.
Get IP PIN →Use these quick links to access official IRS tools and prepare for your next step with D&M.
Access the IRS Identity Protection PIN service.
Get IP PIN →Check the status of your federal tax refund.
Check My Refund →View options for obtaining IRS tax records and transcripts.
Get Transcript →Access IRS information for employer identification numbers.
EIN Information →Review official federal tax payment options.
Payment Options →Estimate federal income tax withholding using the IRS tool.
Open Estimator →Get instructions for retrieving your Marketplace health insurance Form 1095-A through Georgia Access.
Get My 1095-A →Learn about Form 1095-A and Health Insurance Marketplace statements used when preparing your federal tax return.
View IRS Information →Review official IRS information about reasons your federal tax refund may have been reduced.
Check Reduced Refund Info →Learn whether certain past-due debts may cause some or all of a federal payment or tax refund to be offset.
View Offset Information →Bring the documents that apply to your situation. Having them ready can help reduce follow-up and keep preparation moving.
Your exact document needs depend on your tax situation. D&M may request additional information after reviewing your intake.
Quick answers before you start your intake.
You can begin the intake, but your return should not be finalized until the required tax information for your situation has been received and reviewed.
Use the official IRS IP PIN tool on this page. If the IRS issued you an IP PIN, provide the current-year PIN when requested for filing.
D&M can assist with tax preparation, but the IRS controls federal refund processing and status. Use the official “Where's My Refund?” tool for current information.
Yes. D&M offers tax preparation, accounting support and small-business assistance. Visit Services to see the areas available.
Select Start Tax Intake for tax preparation, or use the Contact page when you need help choosing the appropriate D&M service.
No. IRS resource buttons open IRS.gov in a new tab. Those government tools are operated by the Internal Revenue Service.