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This depends on what part of the country you live in, and what type of form you are filing. The IRS has devoted an entire part of their website to this question. Go to http://www.irs.gov/file/index.html and click on Individual Taxpayers - Where to File Your Own Individual Return, then click on the state where you currently live, and scroll down until you find the type of return you are filing. The address you need to send it to should be there. The first address is where to send it if you owe no money, or if the government owes you a refund. The second address is where to send it to if you owe additional tax money.

Once you've addressed your tax return, you can hand the letter to your mailman if he hasn't already arrived; otherwise, you'll need to go to the post office. Expect a long line today, on April 15th.

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