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April 13th, 2017.=20
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Tax-Extension Notice #12980468721.=20
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Dear lojban@lojban.org,

Do you need more time to submit your-taxes? You can submit a
tax-extension in under five-minutes, and extend your tax-filing
for up to six-months.=20

Life can get hectic, and finances-can also be quite-complicated.  If
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The Internal Revenue Service allows taxpayers to file for a 6-month extensi=
on if they need more time to prepare their tax return.  You can obtain a ta=
x extension for any reason; the IRS grants them automatically as long as yo=
u complete the proper form on time.  Check your state tax laws; some states=
 accept IRS extensions while others require you to file a separate state ex=
tension form.=20

Since 1955, "Tax Day" in the United States has been April 15, or the next b=
usiness day if it falls on a weekend or holiday.  Despite the fact that tax=
es are essentially due on the same day every year, many people still find t=
hemselves scrambling on April 14 to get their records together.  Fortunatel=
y, the Internal Revenue Service allows taxpayers to file for a six-month ex=
tension if they need more time to prepare their tax return.  You can obtain=
 an extension for any reason; the IRS grants them automatically as long as =
you complete the proper form on time.  Check your state tax laws; some stat=
es accept IRS extensions while others require you to file a separate state =
extension form.  Benefits of filing an extension Filing a tax extension is =
free, easy and automatic: Just submit Form 4868 electronically or on paper =
by the April filing deadline.  TurboTax Easy Extension makes it easy.  Not =
only will you gain six months to file, you'll relieve the stress that often=
 accompanies trying to pull everything together by tax time.  More time and=
 less stress means you'll be able to thoroughly review your return and ensu=
re you're taking advantage of all the tax benefits available to you.=20

You'll also avoid failure-to-file penalties, which can add up to 25% of the=
 tax due.  If you file an extension but miss the extended deadline, you wil=
l be subject to this penalty.  Keep in mind that filing an extension when y=
ou owe taxes only gives you more time to file, not more time to pay =C3=A2=
=E2=82=AC=E2=80=9C your payment is still due at the April deadline.  An ext=
ension will allow you to take advantage of retroactive changes to the tax l=
aw that might be made after the April deadline, without the added time and =
expense of filing an amendment.  Additionally, some tax professionals theor=
ize that filing an extension will decrease your odds of being audited, sinc=
e IRS auditors must meet quotas and try to do so early in the year.  While =
the IRS does not disclose its process for selecting returns for audit, the =
earlier a return is filed, the longer it is in the system and thus subject =
to a review.  Missing or inaccurate information You can't file an accurate =
return if you don't have all the information you need, or if what you have =
is incorrect.  It's not unusual for some information returns, such as a Sch=
edule K-1 or Form 1099, to arrive too late to allow you to complete your ta=
x return by the April deadline.  The IRS does impose deadlines for filing i=
nformation returns, but extensions are frequently granted.  These extension=
s can be for 30 days or six months, depending on the return.=20

Financial institutions and investment companies typically send 1099s to the=
ir customers to report interest, dividends, capital gains and sale proceeds=
  These returns often need correction, especially if they are based on inf=
ormation from multiple investments.  "Sometimes if a company knows they are=
 going to be correcting 1099s," notes Martin Cole, a tax educator and forme=
r accountant, "they will send a notice to let clients know a change is comi=
ng. " You'll be out of town during tax season With electronic filing of inc=
ome tax returns and the ability to obtain electronic copies of many tax for=
ms, taxpayers who are out of town during tax season can often get their ret=
urn completed and filed by the April deadline.  If you still need some pape=
r information, however, or aren't comfortable with electronic filing, a tax=
-time vacation may compromise your ability to meet the filing deadline.  "O=
ur practice had a lot of 'snowbird' retired clients who traveled to the sou=
thern states for six months of the year," says Cole.  Since the clients wer=
e expecting refunds, they would file an extension and complete their tax re=
turns when they headed back up north in the spring.=20
Schedules and timing interfere "Sometimes," says Cole, "you just run out of=
 time. " People get busy and keep telling themselves they'll get to their t=
axes later, and soon enough it's Tax Day Eve and there's just no way you'll=
 get your return done on time.  Tax preparers get busy, too, and many will =
automatically file for an extension for clients who bring their information=
 in within a week or two of the deadline.  Dealing with a major life event =
could also cause you to miss the tax deadline.  The loss of a loved one, mo=
ving, marriage or divorce can take up your time and your energy.  Filing an=
 extension will let you deal with your situation when you need to, without =
having to worry about preparing and filing your tax return.  Why not to fil=
e an extension Many people file for an extension because they owe taxes and=
 are unable to pay them.  "Inability to pay is the worst reason to file an =
extension," warns Cole.  An extension gives you extra time to file, but not=
 extra time to pay.  After you file an extension, if you owe taxes when you=
 file your return, you might also have to pay penalties and interest on the=
 tax due.  If you file an extension for other reasons, you must determine a=
s best you can whether you'll owe money or get a refund; if you expect to o=
we money, you should pay that amount with your extension.  Use a tax estima=
tor like TaxCaster to estimate how much you may or may not owe.  Instead of=
 requesting an extension when you can't pay your tax due, the IRS offers so=
me payment alternatives.  You can request a short extension to pay, of 60 t=
o 120 days; you will still pay penalties and interest, but at a lower rate.=
  The IRS also offers installment agreements for taxpayers who can't pay th=
eir taxes when they are due.  An installment agreement lets you pay a set a=
mount per month until the tax is paid.  Finally, the IRS suggests you consi=
der paying your tax due with a credit card or loan.  In many cases the inte=
rest on these accounts will be lower than the combined penalties and fees y=
ou'll pay the IRS.=20

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