The tax filing deadline is finally here. According to the IRS, roughly 20% of Americans wait until the last week to file. If you're one of those people who have been procrastinating, you have less than 24 hours. You basically have two options: file today or file an extension. If you wish to file, you can visit an accounting firm, and while they are probably very busy, chances are they are open late. Trying to rush through a Turbo Tax electronic filing may result in mistakes t

The tax filing deadline is one week away. If the reason you havent filed is because you've been procrastinating, it's time to get moving. Here are some advice to help speed the process along. 1. Double check your return for errors. If you've yet to file your tax return at this point, you're inevitably feeling a bit squeezed. But that shouldn't stop you from reviewing your return meticulously. If you fail to catch key errors, you could wind up being audited or having your tax

The first symptoms of Hay Fever always seem to set in the last few weeks of tax season, so forgive me if this sounds stuffy. According to the Internal Revenue Service, "April 17 is the deadline for most taxpayers to file an extension and to pay taxes owed to avoid penalty and interest charges. If you file for an extension, your return is due October 15, 2018. Special rules may apply if you're in the military or live outside the U.S." You might be ready or able to file for a