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The April 15 deadline is not a suggestion. But if you are not ready, a tax extension is not a failure. It is a strategy. You should consider filing an extension if: • You are still waiting on critical documents (K-1s, corrected W-2s, brokerage statements) • Your tax situation changed significantly this year (new business, property sale, inheritance) • You need more time to maximize deductions and minimize liability • You would rather file accurately than file fast You should NOT file an extension if: • You are expecting a refund — every day you delay is a day your refund sits with the IRS • Your return is straightforward — one W-2, standard deduction, no complications • You are avoiding the process — that feeling will not change by October • You have all your documents ready An extension gives you until October 15, 2026 to file your return. It does not extend your payment deadline. If you owe, estimate and pay by April 15 to avoid penalties. Filing an extension is free. Filing incorrectly costs you. Schnoldine Lynn Joseph, EA, helps clients make the right call every tax season. 📞 JRICKSS Financial Services (844) 200-8027 | (973) 392-2785 🌐 book.jrickssfinancialservices.com

Filing a tax extension gives you six additional months to submit your return. It does NOT give you six additional months to pay. Read that again. If you owe taxes and file an extension without paying, interest and penalties begin accruing on April 16. The failure-to-pay penalty is 0.5% of your unpaid balance per month, up to 25%. An extension makes sense when you are waiting on documents, dealing with complex situations, or need more time to ensure accuracy. It does not make sense as a strategy to avoid dealing with your taxes. If you think you might need an extension, let us evaluate your situation first. There may be a better path. Schnoldine Lynn Joseph, EA, can file your extension and help you estimate what you owe so you can make a payment with it, reducing or eliminating penalties entirely. 📞 Call (844) 200-8027 today. Real estate inquiries: (973) 392-2785 🌐 book.jrickssfinancialservices.com JRICKSS Financial Services Schnoldine Lynn Joseph, EA — Tax Preparation and IRS Representation John Clerge — Notary Public, Realtor, Insurance Agent, Financial Restoration Specialist

Filing extensions every year because you're missing paperwork? Extensions don't magically organize your receipts or estimate your tax liability correctly. A qualified CPA can get your taxes done and plan your entire financial year by February. No more last minute panic in April!

Final Call! Today is the last date to apply for personal income tax extension. E-file Form 4868 and get the extension now!

Act soon! The last date to apply for personal income tax extension is April 15, 2024. E-file Form 4868 in ExtensionTax.com and get the extra time today!

The last date to apply for business tax extension form 7004 is March 15, 2023. E-file form 7004 at ExtensionTax.com and get the automatic six-month time extension today! https://blog.extensiontax.com/its-time-to-apply-for-tax-extensions-to-get-extra-time-to-report-your-business-and-personal-taxes/

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