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Not filing a tax return is a more common situation than you might think. Every year millions of Americans don’t file a tax return for a lot of reasons, the most common being they didn’t know they had to. Even if your only source of income is unemployment, disability, or a social security check, you still have to pay taxes. Even if it’s your 2008 tax return that’s sitting around.
The good news is that most people who fit into the above categories are eligible for refunds. Big refunds. That 2008 tax return isn’t so much a burden for you to file out, as a source of money you’re not tapping. Here’s why: Continue reading “Is My 2008 Tax Return Still Eligible For a Refund?”
Forgetting to file your taxes by the April 15th deadline can be a very scary thing. It’s easy to imagine your future financial troubles: losing your car, your house, going into debt, or having to file for bankruptcy. What’s less easy for people to imagine is something like the 2009 tax extension form: an easy, simple to fill out form that lets you pay the IRS later.
I know, I know. You won’t believe me because the words IRS and easy being in the same sentence doesn’t compute in your brain. But it gets even easier: you can actually file your 2009 tax extension form online! Here’s the how and why: Continue reading “Can My 2009 Tax Extension Be Filed Online?”
The season for E-filing tax returns officially ends on October 15th. You can still mail in your 2009 tax return after the deadline but your return will be considered late. Remember that all returns mailed after the deadline must be signed.
Tax returns filed prior to the closing of the tax season must have their postage affixed and be postmarked by 11:59PM on October 15, 2010 in order to avoid late filing penalties. If you have a liability for tax year 2009 and you do not file by the deadline, penalties will be added to the amount owed and interest will accrue from the date of the original April deadline!
E-File my 2009 Return Now!
