April 15
th
for individuals and partnerships, filing
an extension provides you with a new filing date
in the fall,
September 15
th
for corporations and
partnerships, October 15
th
for individuals.
These are the final due dates and no additional
extensions are available for the 2015 tax year.
For those who didn’t pay their taxes along with their
originally filed extension, you can avoid additional
penalties and interest by filing and paying your
taxes by these extended due dates. This won’t
eliminate the late payment penalties but it will
keep the interest and additional penalties from
continuing to accrue. Also, if you can’t afford to
pay the amount you owe in full, you can request an
installment agreement using form 9465. Be sure to
click on the attached link to watch my video on IRS installment agreements.Tina L. Moe, C.P.A., CGMA, formed A.C.T. Services in 2002, and began building
her business. Her practice has grown to a clientele more than 1,200 clients and a
team of more than a dozen staff members. Tina attributes her business growth
to being proactive with her clients, maintaining affordability and accessibility of
the business owner herself.
Tina is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
and the Indiana CPA Society.
Contact her at:
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