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If you are a business such as a sole proprietorship, an S corporation, a limited liability company or a partnership, you must know what form to use to file for the normal six-month extension. For a sole proprietorship, use Schedule C of Form 1040 (or C-EZ). Partnerships use form 1065, as do limited liability companies. S corporations use Form 1120S, while corporations use Form 1120. C and S corporations must file the extension request before their March return due date. The others must file before the regular April due date.
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How can a business extend their tax filing deadline?
A business can extend their tax filing deadline by filing for an extension with the IRS using Form 7004. This form must be submitted before the original deadline and will grant the business an additional six months to file their tax return.
What should we, as a small business, know about commercial property to lease?
The most important thing is to know information about it for tax purposes. You'll need to know everything, right down to the dimensions of the rooms, when tax time comes around.
Anyone know how to file a tax extension?
Here is some information on how to file a tax extension: http://taxes.about.com/od/preparingyourtaxes/ht/FileExtension.htm. Form 4868 should allow you to file an extension for up to 6 months after the original deadline.
How do you know if incorporation is right for your small business?
You must decide for yourself if incorporation is right for your small business. There are some benefits to incorporation, though. You may receive tax benefits and can raise capital much more quickly if you incorporate your business.
How do I know if my accountant filed an extension for my taxes?
To know if your accountant filed an extension for your taxes, you can check with them directly or review the documents they provide you. Extensions are typically documented in the tax paperwork they give you.
What is a tax return extension and where do I get it. I need tax advice.?
A tax extension is an approved extension for the date to submit your income taxes. In order to get a tax return extension, you are required to complete an application with the IRS which can be found here:http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4868.pdf"
If you expect a tax refund do you need to file an extension?
If you are due a refund it is not necessary to file for an extension to file your income tax return. An extension of time to file your income tax return is NOT an extension of time to pay any amount of income tax that would be due April 15 2010.
When must you file your federal income tax?
You can file for federal income tax anytime before April 15th 2011, which is the last date for filing federal tax return. However, If you feel that you need more time for tax filing, then you have the option of tax extension. Tax extension grants you 6 months of extension for tax filing but that does not mean you get an extension on payment of taxes. You have to pay your taxes before April 15th deadline.
A Little More Time?
If you put off filing your taxes during the year, there is a tax extension form that you can fill out. The tax extension form is for those who may need more time to complete their tax return due to health concerns or just lack of paperwork. There is no charge for the filing of the extension, but you should know that the IRS will probably look at your return more carefully to be sure there are no discrepancies.
Who qualifies for business investment tax credit?
I don't know. Help!
You Still Have To File?
If you think that you may be late on getting your tax return in before the April deadline, file for an extension on taxes. It is easy to do and most of the time you will be granted an extension. However, you will need to get the tax papers in as soon as possible. A tax extension does not mean you have an extra year to finish your tax return. It only means that you have a short extension after April.
What are the examples of direct tax and indirect taxes?
...not sure but an direct tax is when you are taxed right then and there and you know about it ...a indirect tax is when you are taxed later on and don't know about it
