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Tag: tax planning

categories: IRS // Tax

tags: form 4868 // late return // past due // tax planning

Missed the 2016 Tax Deadline? Filing a Past-Due Tax Return

You missed the April filing deadline. What now? For whatever reason, you didn’t file an income tax return by April 18, 2017. Don’t wait until next year, and don’t think that the IRS won’t notice. You need to do something […]

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