Filing Taxes in 2014 презентация

be turned in, and any payments for taxes sent.

But there’s much more that you should do before this date …

out your IRA.
Max out your Health Savings Account, or HSA.
Max out your child’s Education Savings Account (not including 529s).
File an extension.

This is also the last day that you’re allowed to make some big-time, money-saving moves that count toward your 2013 taxes.
Your eligibility for each depends on your income level and insurance status, but they are all worth investigating.

is the day when your second-quarter payment needs to be turned in.

now is the day to make sure your third-quarter installment has been taken care of.

your taxes done in time -- and you requested and were granted an extension -- this is your new “April 15.”
All of your taxes for 2013 need to be turned in by today.

to make (possibly to lower your tax liability).
Make any tax-deductible charitable contributions.
If you have any flex medical spending money left, use it on qualified purchases.
Contribute money to your child’s 529.
Open an HSA if you’re eligible.
Make any IRA withdrawals for 2014.

It’s easy to get caught up in the bustle of the holidays. But set aside some time before the New Year to take care of some business.
You have until 11:59 p.m. on this day to make the following moves that could help improve your financial situation.

has a unique tax situation.
But for most, remembering these dates will help you stay out of trouble with the IRS, and take advantage of the benefits that can lead to financial independence!
Then, you can focus on the important things, like finally learning to play that guitar.