File Your Tax Return On Time To Avoid the Penalty Monster
Are you intimidated by those two little words: Tax Return? You’re not alone. While it may be incredibly daunting at first glance, there is no reason you can’t face the challenge head-on and complete your tax return on time. Once you’ve completed the core section that everyone must fill out, it’s just a matter of addressing the schedules that are relevant to your different income sources during the tax year. When Is Tax Return Due? Once you’ve completed the form you will have to calculate your tax liability and find out whether or not you owe anything. This information needs to be submitted and any money you owe paid by January 31st every year. If you’re wondering what tax period this covers, it is April 6th to April 5th of the prior year. If this is confusing, let’s put it in more complete terms: the tax year starts on April 6th of 2024 and runs through April 5th of 2025 (you may see it referred to as the 2024/2025 tax year), so the return for the tax year must be completed and filed ...