🗓️Tax Deadline Reminder🗓️ The deadline for your fourth-quarter estimated tax payment is January 15th. Be sure to complete federal and state (if applicable) payments by the deadline to avoid penalties or interest on the tax owed. If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is here to help you navigate the process and ensure compliance with all regulations. Don’t hesitate to reach out!
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🚨 Reminder: Advance Tax Payment Due Before December 15th 🚨 As we approach the deadline for advance tax payments, here is a reminder for all individuals and businesses about the last date for the third quarter's advance tax payment being December 15th. Ensure that your payment is made on time to avoid any interest charges. Take the necessary steps to calculate and remit the amount to stay compliant with tax regulations. If you need assistance with calculations or have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to a tax professional. Let’s ensure a smooth year-end! #TaxReminder #AdvanceTax #TaxCompliance #BusinessFinance #FinanceTips #Taxation
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Did you file a tax extension in April? Just a friendly reminder that the tax extension deadline is coming up soon! If you filed for an extension, you have until October 15 to submit your federal income tax returns. Missing this deadline could result in a 5% penalty for each month or partial month you're late. As always, feel free to reach out if you need assistance with your extension or any other accounting-related needs. #TaxDeadline #TaxExtension #AccountingHelp
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Did you file a tax extension in April? Just a friendly reminder that the tax extension deadline is coming up soon! If you filed for an extension, you have until October 15 to submit your federal income tax returns. Missing this deadline could result in a 5% penalty for each month or partial month you're late. As always, feel free to reach out if you need assistance with your extension or any other accounting-related needs. #TaxDeadline #TaxExtension #AccountingHelp
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Ever wondered about the differences between tax credits and tax deductions? Tax credits directly reduce the amount of tax you owe, while deductions reduce your taxable income. Understanding these distinctions can help you optimise your tax strategy. Get in touch with one of our expert accountants today and let us guide you through the process - visit bit.ly/3R36yP2 or email us on info@axiamediagroup.com
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⏳ Time’s Almost Up! Did You Request a Tax Extension? If you filed for an extension on your personal income tax return (Form 1040), your final deadline is October 15th! Don't let the clock run out—Professional Tax Alliance is here to help you meet the deadline stress-free. 📞 Contact us today to get your taxes filed and avoid penalties! Let’s make sure everything is in order before the deadline hits. #TaxDeadline #FileYourTaxes #ProfessionalTaxAlliance #1040Extension #October15th #TaxHelp #TaxPreparation #SelfEmployedTaxes #FinancialFreedom #TaxSolutions
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⏳ Time’s Almost Up! Did You Request a Tax Extension? If you filed for an extension on your personal income tax return (Form 1040), your final deadline is October 15th! Don't let the clock run out—Professional Tax Alliance is here to help you meet the deadline stress-free. 📞 Contact us today to get your taxes filed and avoid penalties! Let’s make sure everything is in order before the deadline hits. #TaxDeadline #FileYourTaxes #ProfessionalTaxAlliance #1040Extension #October15th #TaxHelp #TaxPreparation #SelfEmployedTaxes #FinancialFreedom #TaxSolutions
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New Income Tax Act: The Ministry of Finance is drafting a new Income Tax Act aimed at simplifying the tax process for both individuals and businesses. Expected to be introduced during the 2025 Union Budget, the new framework will reduce the complexity of the current 1961 Act by eliminating around 125 redundant sections. The goal is to streamline tax filing and reduce compliance burdens. Do we really need. In my opinion yes it is long due we really need an updated act with less confusions. your thoughts on this .. 💭
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📜 Tax Tip: If you buy and sell a property within a year, you can obtain a tax exemption certificate under Section 7E of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001. Here’s how: File a Tax Return: Report the property gain in your tax return for the relevant year. Apply for the Certificate: Alongside your tax return, apply for the certificate using the prescribed form. Provide Documentation: Include proof of property purchase and sale (like sale deeds) and tax payment (if applicable). Commissioner’s Verification: The Commissioner verifies your info. Certificate Issuance: If all’s well, you’ll get the certificate confirming tax exemption. Remember, compliance is key! Consult a tax pro for guidance. Follow The Advisor for more tax related information #Finance101 #TaxExemption #PropertyTax #FinancialPlanning
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Director at Eire Consulting Pty Ltd, offering accounting & tax services for small businesses & individuals. Empowering & supporting clients to better understand their finances. Email: info@eireconsulting.com.au
With tax season fast approaching, the ATO has revealed the 3 things it will be focusing on when you submit your tax returns. Follow us on Instagram for tax tips or get in touch if you’d like more info on Eire Consulting Pty Ltd’s services.
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📅 Today is the deadline! If you filed a tax extension back in April, this is your final reminder — federal income tax returns are due today, October 15. Missing this deadline could result in a penalty of up to 5% for each month (or partial month) your return is late. ⏳ If you need any last-minute assistance or have other tax/accounting-related questions, we're here to help! Reach out today 📞 407.960.3652. ✉️ #TaxDeadline #October15 #TaxExtension #IRSReminders #AvoidPenalties #LastMinuteTaxHelp #CohnLopez
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