Welcome back to our blog filers. We hope and wish you are pink of health. Today, we are going to talk about the Form 8849, an application for claims and refunds of Excise Tax. As each schedule holds upon its own value and significance, we would divide the blog into two parts and discuss each schedule in detail for better understanding.
Before any delay, we are hitting the topic. Continue reading Deal With The Schedules Of Form 8849- Part-I
So filers, how are you doing today. Here’s the quick reminder about the due date for excise tax that falls on 31st October 2014. The third quarter due date for this Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return is round the corner. Ensure you file your return on or before the due date or penalties would tag along. Continue reading The Best Payment Methods Used While Efiling Tax Returns Online
So filers, how are you doing? Last few weeks we were talking about form 2290 as the tax season had arrived in our calendar. However, the tax season is over and here we are in form. And that reminds us to talk about form 720, which are levied on specific goods and paid by consumers when the products are purchased. Form 720 is also known as a Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return. Continue reading Excise Tax Form 720- Introduction
The due date for Excise tax has reached our calendar and it’s our duty to pay the dues on time. Paying respect is what we deal with, irrespective of the business you own. Excise tax is paid by businesses and companies who are directly involved in buying and selling of products. The tax is included in the MRP, thus the customer does not have to pay any taxes. However, form 720 is also known as Quarterly Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return, which is filed quarterly. Also, do note, there are no extensions available for filing form 720 and this means every taxpayer have to file their return on or before the due date in order to avoid penalties. Continue reading Tax Excise Was Due by 31st July 2014
Filing taxes is more than an obligation and that includes filing form 2290 on Tax2290.com. Yes, you read it right. IRS has been accepting form 2290 online and through paper since July 1st and it is your turn to file HVUT through the preferred medium anytime before August end if you are yet to file. However, it is always preferable to file few weeks before the due date as you get some time handy just in case if IRS rejects your return. The grace time in hand would do a big favor to you. Continue reading Tax Season Has Dropped In, File Form 2290 Today!
