There’s still a few days left for filing your tax return before the April 15 tax deadline. If you’re thinking about putting it off by filing an extension, there’s a whole bunch of reasons why you should forget about that...
There are a million reasons why taxpayers miss the deadline so if you’re one of them, don’t beat yourself up about it. Unfortunately, this is a problem that doesn’t go away on its own unless you file. Before it gets any later, you need to consider your options — and fix the situation.
Don’t think you can escape penalties by not filing. If you don’t file, you’ll owe a 5% per month penalty for not filing. For any month that the failure-to-file penalty and the failure-to-pay penalty both apply, the 5% failure-to-file penalty is reduced by the failure-to-pay penalty.
The tax deadline is just a day away, but you still have time to go online and file your taxes. The IRS reports that more than half of taxpayers have already filed their returns and more taxpayers filed from their home computers this year, up 6% from last year. If you’re in the 20 to 25% who waited until the last minute to prepare your taxes, here are some steps to help you file your taxes by the tax deadline and get a bigger tax refund.
Autumn is upon us, and if you chose to file a tax extension this year, October 15 is your target date…your zero hour…your deadline. Your six-month grace period is coming to an end. We’ve compiled a short list of last-minute tax tips for you extension filers needing to get your returns filed with the IRS by October 15th.
Under the new law, on or after Monday, September 16, legally married same-sex couples must now file their taxes as married filing separate or married filing jointly so if you haven’t filed your 2012 tax return yet, you still have a choice to file as married or single before September 16.
It’s that time again. Your estimated taxes for the 3rd quarter are due Monday, September 16. Are you prepared? If not, don’t worry. I have information to get you started.
The tax filing deadline is just around the corner. If you are still working on your tax return, focus on key areas of the tax return where people sometimes make easy mistakes. A simple mistake can delay IRS processing of...
With less than 3 days to file your tax return by the April 15 deadline, there is no wonder more and more Americans are turning to tax software as their preferred method of tax preparation. This infographic takes a looks...
There’s still a few days left for filing your tax return before the April 15 tax deadline. If you’re thinking about putting it off by filing an extension, there’s a whole bunch of reasons why you should forget about that... 
