No. First, the software programs are still being updated even as the IRS has yet to complete issuing all the final changes in forms and instructions. Many IRS forms still bear the marking of for "Draft Only." Any attempt now will likely result in erroneous results.
Secondly, the IRS has stated that at best, they will not accept tax filings until January 21, 2019, at the earliest. Attempting to file now will not speed a refund and more than likely will contain errors as the IRS finalizes forms and computations.
Lastly, tax information forms sent to you reporting,in final correct form such as 1099-INT bank interest (which may likely include interest paid near the end of the year) and W-2 wages -cthese forms will not be finalized and sent to you, or be available to download in electronic form, until early January at best.
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