Taxpayers are going to be able to submit digital documents
to the Internal Revenue Service sooner than expected,
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said.
The IRS is now months ahead of schedule,
and it's moved to a digital tax filing system.
Under the initiative, most people will be able to submit
everything but their tax returns digitally.
In 2024, Returns should be completely paperless in 2025.
The change is expected to save the agency more than
$40 million.
That's the amount spent each year.
To store more than 1 billion.
Documents.