Tax filing season officially begins February 12th, so make sure to get your documents and files in order! We know tax season can be daunting; however, submitting your tax return to the IRS as soon as you are able may be extra crucial this year.
That’s because the coronavirus pandemic has led to changes in the tax code that will impact individual returns and refunds.
The season is also shorter than usual this year. The IRS will start accepting and processing tax returns on Friday, Feb. 12, and so far, has made no indication that it will also delay the April 15 filing deadline — an additional incentive to be on top of filing taxes, especially if you’re going to work with a tax preparer. Keep in mind that prior to filing your tax return, you should contribute to your retirement accounts, IRA, and Roth IRA’s depending on your income and if you qualify. For more details on whether you qualify, check out the link here.
That’s because the coronavirus pandemic has led to changes in the tax code that will impact individual returns and refunds. The season is also shorter than usual this year. The IRS will start accepting and processing tax returns on Friday, Feb. 12, and so far, has made no indication that it will also delay the April 15 filing deadline — an additional incentive to be on top of filing taxes, especially if you’re going to work with a tax preparer.
There’s no benefit to waiting on getting your tax return this year. Make sure to get organized and file your documents as soon as you are ready to. If you have any questions or need help finding a tax professional please reach out to us at info@shermanwealth.com or schedule a 30-minute consultation on our site here.
