The IRS and State Tax agencies have deadlines. When we are concerned that our clients aren’t paying attention to our email notices, we sometimes put it out on the blog and social media to help get it in front of them.
Annually the IRS updates its limits, brackets, etc., to reflect inflation or other indexes as required by law.
If any of your friends or relatives fall into this category, the deadline to file is 3 PM Eastern on November 21st. If they don't file now, you can request it as a credit on your 2020 taxes, but if they don't file, this may not help.
On August 4-6, 2017, the weekend is a sales tax holiday in 16 individual states, including Florida. In 2010, it was 19 states. This sales tax holiday comes in preparation for going back to school. Items that are qualified will not have any sales tax applied.
Florida businesses need to file their annual reports by May 1 to avoid penalties. The penalties are big - $400 if you file late! - and the state won't [...]
Today is April 15 but it isn't Tax Day. The deadline for filing your 2015 taxes is actually Monday, April 18. That's good news if you've been procrastinating because you get [...]
April 1 is the deadline for filing the Tangible Personal Property tax for businesses in Florida. Tangible personal property (TPP) is stuff you can feel or touch that is moveable [...]
2015 might be over but the last estimated payment can be still be made! The last quarter estimated tax payment is due January 15, 2016. Postmark your check by that [...]
It's hard to believe how fast 2015 is going. The deadline for 2014 tax returns for businesses (corporations and partnerships) on extension is quickly approaching!
The 2015 second quarter estimated tax payment is due June 15, 2015. If you need to make an estimated payment you want to make sure it is post marked by [...]
If you are a Florida business owner, today - May 1 - is the last day to file your annual report with the state.
The corporate tax filing deadline is usually March 15. This year March 15 is a Sunday so the deadline is pushed off until Monday, March 16, 2015.
This message is to remind you of two important upcoming tax deadlines.
I regularly get questions about whether or not to file 1099s. They are often surprised that more vendors and contractors need 1099s than they think. The list goes well beyond a freelancer you hire or a subcontractor you use.
It’s a week before Tax Day! At this point, if you haven’t gotten your information to your CPA yet, you should probably go on extension.
Typically C- and S- corporation tax returns are due on March 15th, but this year that date is a Saturday, so the kind folks at the IRS make the following Monday, March 17th, the deadline instead.
If 2013 came and went and you did not manage to put away money for retirement, you may be in luck.
