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Happy Thanksgiving from ExtensionTax.com

Special Thanksgiving Wishes from ThinkTrade, Inc. you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family!! and friends!!!

Ah! On Thanksgiving day… We would like to sincerely thank our Customers, Truckers and everyone we serve for all of your support this year. The year 2010 has been a wonderful year and we could not have done it without all your support.

You have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family!! and friends!!! Happy Holidays!!!

Treat yourself this Holiday! efile your Excise Tax forms [Form 2290, Form 8849 and Form 720] and win iPod Touch.  read more @ http://www.TaxExcise.com/holiday2010/

Filing an Tax Extension with IRS at www.ExtensionTax.com

Need more time to file your tax return?

If you can’t complete your federal tax return by the deadline, you can buy yourself more time. Just file an extension to push the deadline back six months and avoid IRS late filing penalties.

There’s a catch, though. The extension only pushes back the due date for the paperwork. If you owe money, you need to estimate the amount, then file your extension and make your payment by Time.

How to file an extension?

Efile your tax extension online in minutes with ExtensionTax.com and make it so simple. With ExtensionTax.com, you can:

  • Efile your federal extension
  • Make a payment of tax due, right from your checking or savings account
  • Print a PDF copy of the extension you efiled
  • Log into your account to see when your extension has been accepted by the IRS
  • Text Alert on status of your extension from IRS.

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Nearly 70 Percent of Taxpayers Used e-file in 2010

Nearly 99 million individuals filed their federal income tax returns electronically during 2010, a 3 percent increase in the IRS e-file rate. Of the 141.5 million returns filed so far this year, almost 70 percent were filed electronically.

Each year, more taxpayers chose to e-file their tax returns. Last year, nearly 95 million taxpayers or 67 percent used e-file. In the past decade, the number of individual tax returns e-filed has increased by 145 percent. The overall number of individual tax returns increased only by 8 percent. IRS e-file is no longer is the exception; now it is the norm.

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