Starting to get behind in your taxes? Don't wait until the federal filing deadline looms next spring to try to get back on track.

The Internal Revenue Service is holding a new event, called Solution Saturday, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center in the William Greene Federal Building, 600 Arch St. (Use the Fifth Street side entrance, near the fountain.)

"Foreclosure, bankruptcy, payment plans, tax penalties, past-due tax returns and other complex tax issues can be a challenge for taxpayers," said Pennsylvania IRS spokesman David Stewart. "Many of these issues require contact with specific IRS departments and tax experts. Solution Saturday brings together IRS employees from across the agency to work face-to-face with taxpayers to address unique tax problems or issues."

Tax experts will be available for individuals as well as people who are self-employed or run a small business.

IRS employees will be available to provide information on the new tax credits and deductions created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. IRS staff will also be available to discuss starting and operating a business, small business tax issues, dealing with difficult tax issues, and other IRS programs.    - Inquirer Staff