The tax deadline is approaching!

With the April 18th tax deadline rapidly approaching, it's important to prioritize getting your taxes filed in a timely manner. Whether you're an individual or a business owner, filing your taxes on time can help you avoid costly penalties and interest charges. Here are some tips and information to help you prepare to file your taxes on time or request an extension if needed.

  1. Gather Your Tax Documents: Start by gathering all your tax-related documents, including statements of income and expenses, W-2s, and 1099s. Make sure you have a clear understanding of all the deductions and credits you're eligible for to maximize your refund.

  2. File Your Taxes: If you have all your tax documents in order, you can file your taxes on time by filling out the necessary forms and submitting them to the IRS. If you're unsure about how to file your taxes, consider working with a tax professional to ensure your return is accurate and complete.

  3. Request an Extension: If you're unable to file your taxes by the April 18th deadline, you can request an extension by filing Form 4868 with the IRS. Keep in mind that this is an extension to file, not an extension to pay. If you owe taxes, you'll still need to estimate the amount you owe and submit that payment by the April 18th deadline to avoid penalties and interest charges.

  4. Know Your Payment Options: If you owe taxes and can't pay by the April 18th deadline, there are still options available. You can work with the IRS to set up a payment plan, or consider paying with a credit card or personal loan (although keep in mind the interest rates on these options may be high).

In conclusion, don't let the April 18th tax deadline sneak up on you. Make sure you have all your tax documents in order and prioritize filing your taxes on time. If you're unable to file on time, consider requesting an extension or setting up a payment plan with the IRS to avoid penalties and interest charges. Remember, taking proactive steps now can help you avoid bigger problems down the line.

Andrea Cronmiller, EA.

Andrea V. Cronmiller, EA.

Andrea Cronmiller, IRS Enrolled Agent with 25+ years of tax, accounting, and payroll experience. Founder and owner of Abcron Enterprises, LLC. An Enrolled Agent status is granted through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for meeting the requirements of demonstrating significant tax knowledge and is granted unrestrictive rights to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service. An Enrolled Agent also demonstrates special competency in tax matters, adhere to ethical standards and is required to stay current with tax laws and regulations by completing a set minimum amount of continuing education.

Abcron Enterprises, LLC specializes in individual and small business, tax planning and preparation to include complex individual returns with business, rental properties, stocks, partnerships, and S Corps.

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