Unclaimed income tax refunds worth more than $1.5 billion await an estimated 1.4 million individual taxpayers who did not file a 2016 federal income tax return, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
“The IRS wants to help taxpayers who are owed refunds but haven’t filed their 2016 tax returns yet,” said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig. “Time is quickly running out for these taxpayers. There’s only a three-year window to claim these refunds, and the window closes on July 15. To claim the refund, a return for tax year 2016 must be filed by July 15, 2020.”
During this unprecedented times of this coronavirus pandemic, businesses are finding it hard to keep up with the operations. We’re working tirelessly to help our users to electronically report and pay the 1st Quarter Federal Excise Tax returns, this April 30 is the Due Date. The IRS call centers and return processing centers are closed in response to COVID-19, stopped processing paper returns for now, additionally, several Governors have issued stay-at-home orders. IRS encourages electronic filing, they are only processing returns that are reported electronically. TaxExcise.com is the best place for you to prepare and report the 1st Quarter Federal Excise Tax returns.
The 1st Quarter Federal Excise Taxes are due for businesses that is charging and receiving excise taxes between January 1, to March 31. This April 30 is the due date for reporting and paying it online.
We wanted to express our sincere gratitude to the numerous trucking company employees, dealers, drivers and service techs across our industry who continue to step up, despite personal and economic hardships. Stay Safe and stay strong.
Though the IRS Offices are not operational, their E-file services are online and tax returns are currently being processed within minutes. Use TaxExcise.com to eFile your Quarterly Federal Excise Tax returns. We at ThinkTrade Inc. have developed a contingency and business continuity plan during an outbreak of COVID-19 to ensure all our resources are at your assistance for your federal tax e-filing needs. If you have any questions, please feel free to call our Help Desk at 1-866-245-3918 or email us at support@taxexcise.com or use the live chat support available on the website. We’re available on all Business days between 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Central Time.
We at TaxExcise at this time of a global crisis do understand your needs,
and wouldn’t want you to miss out on the upcoming deadlines. The clock is
ticking, as businesses are closed your work is piling up, that strict timeline
is looming over your head and it’s seemingly more and more unlikely that you
will meet the deadline. Even though the deadline for a considerable number of
forms and payments have been postponed, there are still a handful of tax forms
that have not been extended by the IRS and Form 2290, Form 720 and IFTA are
namely a few.
Form720 is filed every quarter to report taxes imposed on the manufacture, sale or
use of certain type of goods and products, the deadline to have this reported
for the 1st quarter of 2020 is April 30.
Due to the current situation with the lockdown still in effect, the most
common question we had come across is “Do we still need to file form 720 if we do not have any excise tax to
report?“
The answer is “Yes”, though you
have not made any sale that includes Excise tax you will still need to file
form 720 by reporting a Zero Return (Zero
Tax Liability).
Form2290 needs no introduction, as most truckers are
already aware that this form needs to be completed when a vehicle is first used
or placed into service during a tax year. The April 30th deadline is
for trucks that started operations and were first used anytime during the month
of March.
Preparing your IFTA tax report
is fast, easy and more convenient when done online. Prepare your report for the
First Quarter of 2020 before the April 30th deadline.
This April deadline happens to be the one that always stands out as it
revolves around 3 tax forms that serve a different purpose. You can always
depend on our E-file services that is currently open and processing returns
online. Though the IRS offices are not operational, their E-file services are
online and tax returns are currently being processed with a turn-around time of
a few minutes.
Due to the COVID-19 Outbreak we at www.TaxExcise.com have initiated a contingency and business continuity plan to ensure that all our resources are at your assistance. If you have any questions or need any help in completing federal tax returns feel free to call our Help Desk @ 866-245-3918 or email us at support@taxexcise.com do also try out our Live Chat option available on the website. We’re available on all Business days between 9:00 am to 6:00pm Central Time.
The Federal Excise Tax is a Quarterly return reported using IRS Tax Form 720 by end of every quarter. TaxExcise is the best software platform for preparing and reporting your Excise Tax returns. We handle thousands of returns every year and a preferred partner for tax electronic filing. It is easy to get started with electronic filing, create an user account with your email and just jump into preparing the quarterly Federal Excise Tax returns. This is the only website to support efile as a Self Service portal where you can prepare the returns on your own in simple and easy steps.
Electronic filing can give the much needed push to the return that is nearing the deadline, for 4th quarter 720 reporting today is the last day and eFile is the only option available to get it done. Increase your chance of complete your 720 return by filing it online at TaxExcise.com.
TaxExcise.com an IRS authorized electronic filing service provider, in fact the only website that support eFile for all excise tax forms at one place. The fastest and easiest way of preparing the excise tax returns, economic and affordable pricing with phone and chat support for instant help.
The 3rd Quarter Excise Taxes are due now and October 31 is the deadline, act fast to report and pay it on-time. The online mode of filings saves you time, money and unwanted mistakes that are quite common with manual filing.
