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How To File an Extension
Filing an extension is super easy; I'll tell you how to do it. But first, let's talk about what an extension is and what it is not. An "extension" is a way to ask the IRS for more time to file your tax return. The deadline to file your return is April 17, 2012. But the IRS will automatically give you extra time to file your tax return. But this grace period is given only if you ask for it. To do that you need to file Form 4868.
How To Pay Estimated Taxes
Learn how to calculate your estimated tax payments. Estimated payments are due at least every quarter. Tips for calculating the right amount of tax, plus ideas on budgeting for your tax payments.
How To Prepare for the Enrolled Agent Exam
The Internal Revenue Service offers the Special Enrollment Examination to people who want to became an enrolled agent. Learn about the Enrolled Agent program, how to sign up for the test, how to study for the test, and find top-notch IRS and tax resources.
How To Fill Out Form W-4
Filling out a W-4 is one of the first things you do when you start a new job. You may want to fill out a new W-4 if your financial situation has changed. Use Form W4 to increase or to decrease your income tax withholding.
How To Find a Tax Preparer
Finding a tax preparer to help you prepare your taxes is easy. Focus on your four basic needs for professional help, and use insider tips for getting the most out of your tax preparer.
How To Setup an IRS Payment Plan
Setting up an IRS payment plan is an easy way to pay taxes. Find out how to request an IRS installment agreement quickly and easily.
How To Find an Accountant
Find an accountant to help you prepare your taxes by focusing three basic needs for professional help.
How To Request an Additional Extension
You can request an additional extension of time to file your 1040 tax return using IRS Form 2688 if you previously requested an automatic extension. Find out how to request additional time to file your taxes.
How To Request a Partial Payment Installment Agreement
Taxpayers can set up a monthly payment plan with the IRS to pay less than the full amount of their tax debts. This is called a partial-payment installment agreement, and can be easier to get IRS approval than an offer in compromise.