Your Last-Minute Tax Questions, Answered
If you don’t submit your return by this year’s April 17 deadline and you don’t owe the IRS money, then being late won’t impact you negatively other than perhaps delay any refund you’re entitled to.
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Squire provides complete and personalized tax management and planning solutions to meet your needs.
Your Last-Minute Tax Questions, Answered
If you don’t submit your return by this year’s April 17 deadline and you don’t owe the IRS money, then being late won’t impact you negatively other than perhaps delay any refund you’re entitled to.
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Tax Preparation Checklist: Lessons from Your 2017 Tax Return
Before you put away your tax forms and documents, take a moment to analyze last year’s finances and plan for the year ahead.
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Tax procrastination: 5 last-minute tips for your upcoming return
Filing taxes can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. Leave enough time to complete that return before the deadline.
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8 Tax Tips My Clients Taught Me
As we close in on the last couple weeks of the first filing deadline, I wanted to highlight eight tax insights that came from working with my clients.
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5 Tax Tips For Millennials – And Others Who Want Lower Taxes
While the government doesn’t make it easy, I can offer a few tips—especially for younger workers—that can help reduce that tax amount payable to Uncle Sam.
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It’s Tax Return Time – Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts for That Check
For most people, decisions about how to spend tax return dollars becomes a tug-of-war over not-so-fun or ‘must do’ things versus fun or ‘nice to do’ things.
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4 things to know about your cryptocurrency at tax time
Although cryptocurrencies are nothing new, 2017 saw more mainstream investors buying in — and cashing out.
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The Tax Cut Effect
The benefits of the nation’s new tax code haven’t cropped up in much economic data so far this year.
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Here’s what to do if you can’t pay your tax bill on time
For taxpayers who owe and don’t file, the penalty can be steep: 5 percent of the unpaid balance for each month it’s late, up to a maximum of 25 percent of the amount due.
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