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Author Archives: Russ
Make Work for Tax Professionals, or, Aunt Rose, You Need to File a Tax Return
UPDATE: Late on April 1st, the IRS reversed course. To the question, “I am not typically required to file a tax return. Can I still receive my payment?” The IRS now states, Yes. The IRS will use the information on … Continue reading
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The Stimulus and More
As I’m sure all of you are aware, Congress passed legislation sending money to Americans, along with a lot of other tax related components. Here’s a summary. The Stimulus: Each non-dependent will receive a $1,200 “Recovery Rebate” provided their Adjusted … Continue reading
IRS Extends Estate & Gift Tax Returns to July 15th
If you have to file an Estate Tax return (Form 706) or Gift Tax return (Form 709), the IRS announced today that those are being extended to July 15th. The details are in Notice 2020-20. Here is the legalese: The … Continue reading
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Individual Return Deadlines
UPDATE: Please see this post that has the final versions. We prepare tax returns for individuals throughout the United States, so we have to keep track of the deadlines–and that’s a task right now. So we created a spreadsheet with … Continue reading
Extensions, IRAs, HSAs, and 2016
Yesterday, the IRS released guidance on the July 15th due date. The IRS guidance confirmed my previous post that not all tax filings have been extended. Among the clarifications: Estate and Gift Tax returns (Form 706 and 709) were not … Continue reading
Not All Tax Returns Have Been Extended
Friday night, the IRS made it official regarding income tax returns due on April 15th; they are now due on July 15th. However, not all returns have been extended. First, while I expect most states to conform to this deadline … Continue reading
Tax Day will be July 15th
Secretary of the Treasury Mnuchin tweeted this morning (literally two minutes after I finished the previous post): At @realDonaldTrump’s direction, we are moving Tax Day from April 15 to July 15. All taxpayers and businesses will have this additional time … Continue reading
Secretary Mnuchin: It’s Time to Extend the Tax Filing Deadline to July 15th
UPDATE: Two minutes after I finish this post Secretary Mnuchin announced that the tax deadline has been extended until July 15th. I don’t want the deadline extended just to have it extended; however, it’s a necessity given what almost all … Continue reading
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California Extends Filing and Payment Deadlines to July 15th
California’s Franchise Tax Board announced late Wednesday that they have extended both the filing and payment deadlines until July 15th. This is for all individuals and business entities, and includes 2019 tax return, 2019 tax return payments, 2020 1st and … Continue reading
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IRS Issues Official Guidance Extending Payments (but NOT Tax Filing Deadline) Until July 15th
The IRS issued Notice 2020-17 extending tax payments until July 15th for most individual and corporate taxpayers. The Department of the Treasury also issued a press release noting the deferment of payments. Again, the tax filing deadline has not been … Continue reading
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