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Can I Roll My Taxes into Next Year?: A Last Resort For Tax Debt

When tax season rolls around and the numbers don’t quite work in your favor, it’s natural to start asking questions like, can I roll my…


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Understanding Back Taxes: What They Are and How to Handle Them

Back taxes are unpaid taxes that were not paid by their due date. They can accumulate over time due to various reasons, such as financial…


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How to Know If You Owe Taxes: The Complete Guide

How will you know if you owe taxes? Well, the IRS makes it no secret, truth be told. In fact, they’re supposed to inform you…


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The Consequences of Filing Taxes Late

Filing your tax return late is not going to put you on the IRS’s good side, and they could penalize you with both late-filing penalties…


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How Do I File Back Tax Returns?

[video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://www.irs.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Filing_Back_Taxes_Made_Easy.mp4"][/video]   Let’s say you didn’t file your tax return for a year (or a couple of years, maybe even three). The…


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Updated Tax Extension Deadline for US Citizens Abroad

The IRS recently reported the guidelines and instructions on when and how to file if you were living or working abroad. Here is an outline…


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How Do I Pay Estimated Tax Payments to the IRS?

 Paying the IRS isn’t fun, but unfortunately it is something we all have to do, and especially around tax season. The good news is…


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File a Business Tax Extension Online

Business Taxes Are Due Tuesday, March 15, 2016   The IRS allows both individuals and businesses to file for a tax extension, which gives you…