The only ones we should be trying to impress are our loved ones. Think of that the next time you look at buying something you don't need.
Editor: Crass Cash Today is a day to reflect not just on your religious beliefs (assuming you're Christian), but also to remind yourself of the importance of family. We so often go through our daily rat race, taking for granted those that love us the most. We spend way too much money trying to impress people that don't even like us.
The only ones we should be trying to impress are our loved ones. Think of that the next time you look at buying something you don't need.
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Editor: Crass Cash If you have a hard time controlling your spending then just pay for everything with cash. Not to mention cash doesn't have an attitude like this... Editor: IRS newsletter Tips for Taxpayers Who Missed the Tax Deadline
If you missed the April 15 tax filing deadline, don’t panic. Here’s some advice from the IRS. • File as soon as you can. If you owe taxes, you should file and pay as soon as you can. This will help minimize the interest and penalty charges. There is no penalty for filing a late return if you are due a refund. • IRS Free File is your best option. Everyone can use IRS Free File to e-file their federal taxes for free. If your income was $58,000 or less, you can use free brand-name software. If you made more than $58,000 and are comfortable preparing your own tax return, use Free File Fillable Forms to e-file. This program uses the electronic versions of paper IRS forms. IRS Free File is available through Oct. 15 only through IRS.gov. • IRS E-file is still available. IRS e-file is available through Oct. 15. E-file is the easiest, safest and most accurate way to file your taxes. With e-file you receive confirmation that the IRS received your tax return. If you e-file and choose direct deposit of your refund, you’ll normally get it within 21 days. • Pay as much as you can. If you owe tax but can’t pay it all at once, try to pay as much as you can when you file your tax return. Pay the remaining balance as soon as possible to stop further penalties and interest. • Make a payment agreement online. If you need more time to pay your taxes, you can apply for a payment plan with the IRS. The easiest way to apply is to use the IRS Online Payment Agreement tool. You can also mail Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request. The tool and form are both available on IRS.gov. • A refund may be waiting. If you’re due a refund, you should file as soon as possible to get it. Even if you are not required to file, you may still get a refund. This could apply if you had taxes withheld from your wages or you qualify for certain tax credits. If you don’t file your return within three years, you could forfeit your right to the refund. |
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