From the Nashville Tax Blog
1099’s Due to IRS by January 31
One of the most sweeping changes from last year are the 1099 due date changes. These must be filed with the IRS by January 31, 2017. Previously, we have had to get them to recipients by January 31, to the IRS by February 28th if paper filing, or by March 31st if...
Tax Due Date Changes for the 2017 Filing Season (12/31/2016 Year-End)
In a logical move by the IRS, due dates are actually going to flow in a much logical order in 2017. For my clients, the important items to note are the following: If you file 1099’s or have W-2 employees, these are due to the recipient on January 31. Previously, the...
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Look, as a CPA, I work with a lot of small businesses and prepare returns that have some complexity. These are my typical clients. But not everyone needs that level of detailed CPA work. If you only have a W-2, you can easily file online for free! For those of you...
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