Important Tax Dates 2025

JAN
31

Employer Tax Forms

Deadline for employers to provide W-2 and 1099 forms

MAR
15

Corporate Returns

Filing deadline for corporate tax returns

APR
15

Individual Returns

Filing deadline for individual tax returns

OCT
15

Extended Returns

Final deadline for extended individual returns

Resource Categories

Tax Planning

Strategic tax planning tips to minimize your tax liability and maximize savings.

Business Finance

Essential financial guidance for business owners and entrepreneurs.

Record Keeping

Best practices for maintaining accurate financial records and documentation.

Tax Compliance

Stay compliant with current tax laws and regulations.

Helpful Tax Tools

Tax Withholding Calculator

Estimate your tax withholding to avoid surprises at tax time.

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Tax Forms & Publications

Access current tax forms and IRS publications.

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Refund Status Checker

Check the status of your tax refund with the IRS.

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Tax Rate Tables

Current tax brackets and rates for federal income tax.

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Frequently Asked Tax Questions

It's best to start preparing in early January. Begin organizing your documents as soon as you receive your W-2s and 1099s. Early preparation allows for better planning and helps avoid last-minute stress.

Common business deductions include office expenses, equipment purchases, business meals, travel expenses, professional services, and home office expenses. Keep detailed records of all business-related expenses.

Generally, keep tax records for at least 3 years from the date you filed your return. For more complex situations involving business losses or fraud, you may need to keep records for 6-7 years.

Don't panic. Read the notice carefully and respond by the deadline. Contact your CPA for assistance in understanding the notice and preparing an appropriate response. Most notices are routine and easily resolved.