The Ins and Outs of Estimated Taxes
Those that are self employed may be responsible for paying taxes directly to the IRS after filing their annual tax return. Taxes must be paid as you earn or receive...
Failure to File versus Failure to Pay
You’ve most likely read, or heard, this numerous times about filing federal taxes: The IRS charges penalties if you don’t file on time, or if you don’t pay your amount...
3 Ways To Pay Your Estimated Tax
Doesn’t matter which extension you file, either the personal, business, tax-exempt, or *takes deep breath* an extension for military personnel, a resident of Puerto Rico, or a nonresident foreigner, the...
Extension for Nonresident Foreigner Returns
Welcome to America! Land of the free… enterprise, that is, home of the Whopper, and place of the taxed? Alright, that last part might not be too appealing; nonetheless, taxes...
Filing A Tax Extension 101
Alright class, listen up and let’s pay attention! There have been many of you requesting a quick review session before the tax season. This review will give you extra time...
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Calculating Estimated Taxes
When e-filing your tax extension, eventually you’re going to come across the Tentative Tax & Payment section where it asks about your estimated taxes. You’re probably scratching your head like,...
Paying Your Estimated Taxes
You filed an extension for your tax return and it got approved by the IRS, that’s good. You’re probably thinking that with your 3-month or 6-month extension you can take...
Extension Form 8868 | What Exactly Gets Extended?
So, you realize that you need more time to file the return for your tax-exempt organization and you want to go ahead and file for an extension; however, you may...