
killbasabill
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Officially it begins on January 1 and ends on April 15. |
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♥Spiders Squirting Sweetheart♥
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It's started now and ends April 15th |
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MoB
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For individuals taxes need to be filed by April 15th 2008 or if you file an extension then by October 15th 2008. You only need to file one extension on April 15th that is good through October 15th. If you owe, even if you filed an extension, interest is accrued from April 15th.
The start date that the IRS is accepting E-filing starts Jan. 11th or Feb 11th depending if you are using certain forms. |
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TJ
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IT STARTS JANUARY 11TH - APRIL 15TH |
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dcmich1115
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it starts the day you are born and doesnt end until your estate is settled when you die |
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nancygoldman@sbcglobal.net
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it never ends , sorry |
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lisalau
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you can send it in now and ends April 15 |
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kj
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That depends. For a CPA It usually starts about now. All individual tax returns have to be sent to the IRS by April 15. BUT if someone files an extension they get 3 more months. Then if they file another one they get 3 more months. October 15 is the final FINAL day. |
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elmo53_53
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It's starts now and ends April 15. |
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Mordi
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it starts every year at the start of the new year and ends April 15th unless you have an authoritive valid extension.
All W2 forms and other information are required by law to be mailed out to you by no later than january 30th, but you can get them sooner if your company allows it, so it starts in january and ends April 15th |
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lbtrusting
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JANUARY 1ST. THROUGH DECEMBER 31 |
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hawkeyeRose
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well all businesses you worked for have to send out w2s by jan 31st. As soon as you have that you can file. the sooner you do the sooner you will get a refund, however you must be filed by April 15th or you will endure late penalties |
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THE REALEST KUBANITA 4 YA
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That is right it starts now and ends April 15th. |
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Mike
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the REAL Tax Season NEVER ENDS--planning is a year-round thing and making things happen requires timing, good advice, and sometimes a bit of luck. For example, if you win the lottery in December, DO NOT cash your ticket until after Jan 1st. This way, you do not pay taxes on the win for a whole year and you can use the money to make you more money for that time.
The "traditional" tax season starts when a tax year ends (for most cash basis taxpayers on December 31st) and ends when the tax returns are due, April 15th. Much can be done outside of that limited period to save money in the future. |
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