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Can I Still File My 2013 Taxes?

Although the Tax Deadline to file 2013 Tax Return has passed, you can still file your 2013 taxes!

The final deadline to e-file 2013 taxes was October 15, 2014. However, you can still prepare a 2013 tax return with RapidTax!

If you requested an extension on your 2013 tax return, and you still haven’t filed your 2013 taxes, you’re officially late. That means you may have to pay penalties and interests.

Avoid Paying Penalties  & Interest

If you have a tax liability from your 2013 taxes, you’ll want to keep in mind that the longer you wait to file, the more you’ll end up paying the IRS in late penalties and interest. Late fees include the failure-to-file penalty, failure-to-pay penalty and interest.

Each of these fees grows larger with every day that your return goes unfiled or your tax liability unpaid. Continue reading “Can I Still File My 2013 Taxes?”

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You Can Still File A Late 2013 Tax Return

You can still prepare your 2013 Tax Return online with RapidTax.

The 2014 deadline to file your 2013 taxes was April 15, 2014. If you missed the deadline and still need to file, you’ll want to do so as soon as possible.

What’s the big deal? Well, the longer you wait to file a late 2013 tax return, the more you’ll end up paying the IRS. If you owe tax, the number is gradually increasing by the day.

Avoiding filing and paying your taxes is like digging your own grave- and you’re just making the situation worse. RapidTax is here to help you file your late 2013 taxes.

Why It’s Best to File Your Late 2013 Taxes Now

  1. Penalties Increase as Time Passes: If you have a tax liability, then you’re failure-to-file penalties and failure-to-pay penalties are increasing as time passes.
  2. Claim Your Refund Before It’s Too Late: If you’re expecting a refund, the IRS has a three year statute of limitations for claiming tax refunds. Why not claim it now?
  3. Avoid Filing Issues:  If you have tax due on your 2013 tax return and expecting a refund from your current year, 2014 Tax Return,  you may not be able to collect your 2014 refund if you’re not caught up on your 2013 taxes.

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How To File 2010 Taxes in 2015

It’s 2015- Four years ago today thousands of 2010 tax returns were being filed.

If your 2010 tax return wasn’t one of the returns being filed in 2011, you should still file as soon as possible. Let’s take a deeper look.

There’s a Three Year Statute of Limitations for Tax Refunds

Thanks to the three year statute of limitations, April 15, 2014 was the last day to claim your 2010 tax refund. After the deadline the IRS stopped issuing 2010 refunds.

Nervous about filing a late 2010 tax return? If you were expecting a 2010 tax refund, you won’t have to face any late penalties or interest. However, if you weren’t expected to claim a refund for 2010 taxes, you should expect to pay penalties and interest. Not to mention, you should file your 2010 as soon as possible, considering the penalties will continue to increase.

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