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ExtensionTax.com One Stop Shop for Tax Extensions!

extensiontax.com-extension-professionalThe exact Phrase to explain how tax extensions work is Filing for a Tax extension is “May I place you on hold for a while”. Filing for an Extension is nothing but keeping the IRS informed that you will file your Tax returns after a while. You may have more than enough money to pay off your Taxes but, you may not have the required paper works ready by the Due date. Extensions are more likely to be a gift given to tax payers by the IRS and the best way to file for it is through ExtensionTax.com.

www.ExtensionTax.com is an IRS authorized E-file service provider that supports E-filing for Extensions Online. Millions of taxpayers are benefited by this user friendly, hassle free application by E-filing their Tax extensions. The online portal has been designed in such a way that complex tax jargon’s are broken into simple understandable words, which makes it easier for a common man to file for an Extension.

What all can be done through www.ExtensionTax.com ? Continue reading →

Tax Form 4868: An Inside View

Taxpayers, Welcome back from the holiday season. We here at ExtensionTax.com had a wonderful holiday season & hoping for a fruitful Tax season as well. First great news from our side is that we have been certified by the IRS to accept all the Extension Tax Forms we support, those are: Continue reading →

Wake Up Tax Payers, File Your Income Tax Return or File Form 4868

Welcome tax Payers. Time And Tide waits for none; the famous quote says it all. With just 9 days left, we hope you have your papers ready to file your income tax return and if you are not set, you ask the IRS for 6 more months by filing form 4868, the Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. Continue reading →

Tax Season Starts on Time for Most Taxpayers; Those Affected by Late Tax Breaks Can File in Mid- to Late February

WASHINGTON — Following last week’s tax law changes, the Internal Revenue Service announced today the upcoming tax season will start on time for most people, but taxpayers affected by three recently reinstated deductions need to wait until mid- to late February to file their individual tax returns. In addition, taxpayers who itemize deductions on Form 1040 Schedule A will need to wait until mid- to late February to file as well.

The start of the 2011 filing season will begin in January for the majority of taxpayers. However, last week’s changes in the law mean that the IRS will need to reprogram its processing systems for three provisions that were extended in the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 that became law on Dec. 17.

People claiming any of these three items — involving the state and local sales tax deduction, higher education tuition and fees deduction and educator expenses deduction as well as those taxpayers who itemize deductions on Form 1040 Schedule A — will need to wait to file their tax returns until tax processing systems are ready, which the IRS estimates will be in mid- to late February. Continue reading →