The new year may bring changes to
your business tax filing dates, we have provided a list of important dates to remember to make sure you are compliant.
Not exact matches
An exemption made to both individual taxpayers and
businesses that are unable to
file a
tax return by the due
date.
Changes the
tax filing dates under Articles 9, 9A, 22, and 27 and under NYC's unincorporated
business tax and corporate
tax to March 15 from April 15, for consistency with recent federal amendments.
An exemption made to both individual taxpayers and
businesses that are unable to
file a
tax return by the due
date.
IRS
Tax Form 1040, with payment, is due by April 15th (unless that
date falls on a weekend, which moves the
filing deadline to the next
business day).
With a
filing date of January 1, you'll save time when
filing a
tax return for that year, because the
business doesn't need to
file two separate
tax returns for the unincorporated entity and one for the new C - Corp, S - Corp, or LLC.
In most cases, personal or
business tax returns may be audited by the IRS up to three years from the
date you
filed the original return.
The borrower may not have all financial information on all his real properties and
businesses up to
date or complete; he may have
filed for an extension on his latest
tax return; his accountant may be behind in preparing his financial statements.