can you do taxes after the deadline?
407175
yes, but you pay a penalty ... you can file for an extension though.
305839
you may file for an extension. But if you dont pay on the due date, penalty and interest will be imposed.
415774
2006 taxes are not due until April 15Th, 2007, State and Federal. 2005 taxes are due by midnight tonight, unless you filed for an extension before the deadline, which was today. I believe you can go to jail for not filing your tax returns but in some cases, you can arrange payments of $ due with your local IRS. So, file or mail your returns on time even if you don't have all the $ you owe.
122543
Go back to your tax preparer they can do an ammendment...it may take longer to get your taxes back, but it is worth it in the long run
1022044
Contact the tax bureau in the state where you live. Tell them your story. Then wait several months for them to get back to you and several more months after that for them to send you another check. And, it will be without interest. Only we taxpayers have deadlines and get penalized if we are late.\n\nGood luck!!
388238
Yes, if you are talking about tax years 2002 and forward.  However, you only have until April 15 to file an amended return for 2002.\n\nIf you are talking about tax year 2005, then I would wait until next week after the regular filing period to file the amended return, 1040X.  Give the IRS time to get the incorrect return in the system before you correct it.  Otherwise, you are liable to confuse them and make matters worse.\n\nYou will have to wait 8 to 12 weeks for the IRS to finish processing your amended return.
111450
It is January 31 following the year in which the income was paid.  The federal government and courts will not often intervene until several weeks after that deadline.  If you have not yet received your W-2, you might consider asking your attorney to write a non-threatening letter to the human resources department of your corporation.
240836
you can file your state taxes first and then you can file your federal taxes.  i typically wait to file my federal return because i typically owe some money, so im in no hurry to give uncle silly my cash.
484286
You cannot continue to make contributions after your employment terminates.\n\nYou can file for reimbursements up until your employers' deadline for the plan year, up to the amount you contributed for this plan year.
455035
You will have to wait until next year to file that income since it was recieved in 2006.  What you can do is pay estimated taxes on the amount you just recieved if you haven't already been taxed on it.
86720
the irs says w-2's should be postmarked from employers by jan 31st. and you should wait a few days for delivery. if still not received, contact the employer. then you can file a substitute form with the irs. see link
271431
Honestly there is no way online. If you do find something then you will have to pay out money at the beginning plus have to pay your own taxes out of your checks. ( No money taken from your checks meaning you set money back for the end of the year)
915130
We'll have to wait and see.  It was supposed to expire for 2006, but there is legislation before Congress to extend it.  Currently, the Schedule A available at irs.gov does not include a line for it.  That does not mean that it is final.
472389
Yep, u have until the 15th May with a registered tax agent.  U have to have notified the tax office before the 31st October that you intend to use a tax agent though so u don't get any fines.
260669
Make sure you file your return even if you cant pay what is due.  Wait for the IRS to bill you, once you have the bill call IRS and make arrangements to pay monthly what they determine you can pay.
251483
March 15th. You can get the extension if you file for it by March 15. FYI the extension is only for the return. If you owe money it is still due March 15. So you are responsible for any penalties for paying late.
791326
The IRS does not allow you to file w/o a w-2 until after Feb. 15th, however, @ Jackson Hewitt, they have what is called a prefile Money Now. It begins on Dec. 29th and you come in w/your last pay stub of the yr. and they give you an estimate of what your refund will be and you can leave with part of your refund in your hand!  When you get your w-2 you go back in and they actually do the return, send it to the IRS, and take the part you've already got and the tax prep fees out of the rest of your refund.