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Personal Finance and Investing

Sibelius Fan

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1. Indeed.

Reply to FireUpChips10 (Original post)

Wed Apr 14, 2021, 09:47 AM

Apr 2021

Most taxpayers don’t have to pay anything until May 17:

“The deadline to file a 2020 individual federal return and pay any tax owed has been extended to May 17, about a month later than the typical April deadline. The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service moved the date to give filers, tax preparers and the I.R.S. itself more time to adjust to disruptions from the coronavirus pandemic.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/09/your-money/taxes-filing-deadline.html

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Reminder: Estimated taxes are still due tomorrow. The May 17 deadline only applies to 2020 returns. [View all] FireUpChips10 Apr 2021 OP

Indeed. Sibelius Fan Apr 2021 #1

WARNING: If you use EFTPS or the IRS phone#, you must submit by 8 pm ET TONIGHT, the 14th progree Apr 2021 #2

Taxes are a fail here. bucolic_frolic May 2021 #3

They must be busy - they need another 90 days, on top of 90 days to respond progree May 2021 #4

I see May 17 is fast approaching: I owe federal and state a combined $10,000, sigh progree May 2021 #5

Honestly, while this extension is nice, I'm a bit lacking PoindexterOglethorpe May 2021 #6

$41 extra in investment returns on the extra month I had the money invested progree May 2021 #7