Using the ID.me site, both taxpayers and tax professionals will be able to prove their identities by uploading government documents, taking video selfies and filling out personal information.

ID.me is used by taxpayers to register for an online IRS account. ID.me identified users by asking them to take a selfie and then matched it to a photo document, like a state ID or a driver’s ...

The IRS will be requiring a video selfie, submitted through ID.me, for access to its website. Here's what to know.

How do I register with ID.me without taking a video selfie? On Feb. 22, the IRS announced taxpayers would not be required to use ID.me's facial recognition program and could verify their account ...