The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday announced the launch of the Direct File pilot program.
A Spanish version of the free tax filing service is also set be available Tuesday.
Direct File provides a free, secure option for taxpayers with simple tax situations in 12 states to file their taxes directly with the IRS.
"Direct File is easy to use, with no hidden junk fees, and works as well on a smartphone as it does on a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer," Treasury and the IRS said.
Live customer service support is also available for Direct File users.
"Thanks to President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, millions of American taxpayers have a free, secure option to file online directly with the IRS for the first time," Wally Adeyemo, deputy Treasury secretary, said Tuesday in a statement.
"Direct File ensures taxpayers get their full refund by showing them the numbers and explaining credits they are eligible for. Our priority in launching this new service is to save taxpayers time and money they can spend on themselves and their families," Adeyamo explained.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., applauded the launch of the program.