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- Links
- USA Gov
- This is the governments own page to find
government sites on the internet. It's an easy place to
start: easy site name to remember.
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Washington Post Fed Guide
- This is the Washington Post's index to the
federal government's sites. Click on All Sites A-Z
to get the index.
- Federal Government Sites
- IRS
- Now you might not like the IRS, but if you need some
forms or publications quickly, this is where you get them.
Click on Forms and Pubs at the bottom of the page.
You will need Adobe Acrobat to read or print these
forms. That is downloadable free, and you will find a link
to it from the IRS forms page. You can also read
them online or even request forms by U.S. Mail.
Other
types of tax information and help is also available here.
- Social Security
- Get all the information you need to know about
your social security and signing up for it. You can
also do a lot of social security things here, including
signing up. They have a good repertoire of F.A.Q.
- Medicare
- If you're interested in social security, I'm sure
you're also interested in medicare. They provide all the
information about medicare that you'll need, including
summaries of all the plans in your area. But if you want to
sign up, you have to do that at the social security
website.
- White House
Senate and
House of
Representatives
- To find out about what's happening at the 3 branches
of the federal government and to contact your elected
officials, these are the places to be.
If you're interested in the bills Congress is working on
or has written then head over to the
Library
of Congress, also known as Thomas, after Thomas
Jefferson.
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