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Business Tax Deadlines are Right around the corner

The deadlines for businesses are coming up really soon, and if you still need to get all your information together, you should invest in a business tax extension and receive more time to file. A filing extension is automatic – you get it simply by asking the IRS for it.

But you must file the request for an extension by the deadline you’re expected to meet for filing your return – not to mention that different types of businesses have different due dates and extension periods. Check the following to see which deadline applies to you. Continue reading →

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Certain ‘if’s to File an Extension for Tax

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Federal tax returns are due by April 15 every year. But, there is a provision with the IRS to request extension of time to do the same. Form 4868 has to be returned to the IRS which gets you an automatic 6-month extension for you to file your income taxes. Obtaining an extension to file doesn’t mean an extension to pay your taxes. You have/ought/should/must do the same by the given due date. We hope all of us including you, know this. In case you are going to file for the very first time, we hope the information is clear.

Have you ever wondered if there are any ‘if’s to claim an extension of time for filing taxes? Yes or no, here we present to you certain ‘if’ items to remind or instill in your mind respectively.

Inadequate Tax Information

“Granting time to transform, data imperfection to tax perfection.”

For just an asking, you get an addition of time. That’s what IRS says through form 4868 for filing federal income taxes. Additional time means more time to return accurate documentation to the government. Talking about a practical example, if you’ve lost the W-2 your employer sent you, it is better off to wait for the duplicate one to reach you in the meantime and then file the taxes. So, if that’s the case, it is where you take an extension of time.

Surprising Life Events

“Surprise that can stop tax surprises”

IRS understands the ability of life events to interfere with your ability to file taxes. Under any circumstance that may leave you unable to file taxes on time like birth, death, illness or anything like that, it is to be considered an important ‘if’ condition to apply for an extension. While the IRS does not need an explanation for extension, you have all the reasons to pay it on time and take an extension request.

The Time that Can Save you Some Tax

“Spending some time to extend can save money to some extent”

If you think that an extension of time that can in turn get you some substantial tax savings, well you can apply for an extension. For example, an IRS conversion may take some time in the meantime, filing an extension can eliminate your obligation to pay the tax.

An Important ‘If’

“If it’s an e-file extension, it is extensiontax.com”

It’s an undoubted statement that e-file is the best option to file any tax form. Extension tax form 4868 is not an exemption. What makes the difference is, knowing the users and making the usability of the tax software as simple as expected. And if it is that, it is extensiontax.com

Tax Deadline Extended To April 17 2012.

The deadline to file personal tax returns with the IRS for the 2012 Tax Season has been extended to Tuesday, April 17, 2012. The traditional deadline of April 15 falls on a Sunday this year. Since April 15th falls on a weekend, the official deadline had to be changed. It could not be the following Monday (April 16) either due to the fact that April 16th is Emancipation Day. Emancipation Day is considered to be a holiday for the District of Columbia, and Federal Law declares that agencies such as the IRS must observe such holidays of the District of Columbia.

This will be the second year in a row in which the deadline for most tax returns will not be on the traditional deadline of April 15. Tax returns were also later last year due to the Emancipation Day holiday.The same deadline applies to anyone filing a Personal Tax Extension as well as a normal tax return. If a Tax Extension is applied for, this does notpostpone the tax payment. It only extends the time in which to file the tax return itself with the IRS.

Any taxes due must still be paid by April 17 deadline, but with a tax extension, the completed return does not need to be filed until October 15. This 6 month extensionallows tax preparers and others to get the most out of any credits and refunds.One of the easiest ways to apply for a tax extension is through www.Extensiontax.com The Fast and Easy-To-use System makes tax extensions simple and easy. The entire process takes only a few minutes to complete.

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IRS Terms That You Need To Know When You File For An Extension!

Filing a Tax Extension is very simple when you use Extensiontax.com. All that is required to file it is basic information about your business. There are few terms that one needs to know before submitting a Tax Extension for a Business, Individual, or Nonprofit Organization.

IRS Form 7004: This form is used by businesses such as Multi-Member LLCs, C Corporations, S Corporations, Partnerships, Trusts, and Estates. This is commonly referred to as a form forBusiness Tax Extensions. This IRS Form gives aTax Extension of 5 – 6 months.

IRS Form 4868: This form is used for filing Individual or Personal Tax Extensions. This IRS form gives a Tax Extension of 6 months for personal returns, 1099 Contractors, Sole Proprietorship’s, and Single-Member LLCs.

IRS Form 8868: This form is used by Non-Profit and Exempt Organizations.This IRS form is used to apply for an automatic 3 month tax extension or a non-automatic (additional) 3 month extension.

Tax Extensions: Filing for a Extension with the IRS extends the amount of time to file a Tax Return. It does not extend the amount of time to pay taxes. The IRS wants the taxes to be paid by the traditional filing deadlines.

Filing Status: If you are filing for an individual tax extension, it is required to list your filing status (married filing jointly, single, married filing separately, etc.).The same way if you are filing an Extension for a business or nonprofit organization, it is required to list your business or organization’s type and the specific tax form that will be filed.

Business Tax Year: It is common to use the calendar year as the business tax year but that is not the case for every Business.If a business follows a different tax period, that needs to be specified. Also if a business was started or ended during the year, its tax period may be shorter than a full year and that needs to be specified too.

Estimated Tax Amount: A Tax Extension extends only the amount of time to file a tax return. It does not extend the amount of time to pay taxes. Therefore, you need to pay the full Tax amount that is due to the IRS by the traditional deadline.