When is the last day to file for taxes if you are currently working abroad?
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You have to request an extension. There is an application process. The application can be found on the IRS's website.
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The have to send them out by Jan 31st. They should have them to you by then corporate taxes are to be filed by March 15 so if they do their taxes on time you know they can have your 1099 to you before April
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Your employer has until January 31 to get your W2 to you.  Make sure they have your current mailing address.  You can also contact your employer and request a copy of your last pay stub.
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The IRS only requires that you file the last three years in most cases (very high earners are asked for six years).\n\nRead the following from the London US Embassy's IRS FAQ:\n\n"I am a U.S. citizen who moved to the U.K. several (or many) years ago and thought I did not have to file U.S. tax returns any longer. Now I have learned that information was incorrect. What do I do?\n\n"This is a common misunderstanding among Americans abroad, and should not create anxiety for those who find themselves in this situation. Generally, you should file returns for the past three years, taking the foreign earned income exclusion, the foreign tax credit, or both. It would be extremely unlikely that there would be any late penalties assessed, since penalties are computed as a percentage of tax owed, and only the rare taxpayer would actually owe tax in this situation.\n\n"You may contact us for prior year tax forms, or download them from the IRS web site. To find older forms, enter the year required in the Search for... box on the top-left of the page. The search typically returns Forms and Publications for the year on which you will have searched."\n\nThe forms you need to start with are 1040 & 2555.  You can download these for free from the IRS website or buy older versions of Turbotax online.\n\nIf you earned more than $90,000 annually, you will also need 1116, 6251, 8801, and a real tax accountant to do the work for you (s/he has all the forms already).  If you have a foreign bank account with balances >$10,0000, you'll need Form TD F 90-22.1.  If you own >10% of  a corporation or partnership, you'll need Forms 5471 and/or 8865.  If you, your spouse, or your beneficiaries are the settlors, grantors or beneficiaries of any trusts, even if you get no income from the trusts, you'll need Forms 3520 and/or 3520A.  If you gave more than $10,000 to any foreigner, or received more than $10,000 as a gift from a foreigner, there's more paperwork.\n\nThere are tax specialists who handle cases like yours.  If any of the extra bits I mentioned apply, you should see one of them.
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W2's are usually issued to you by your employeer or the accounting/bookeeping personnel. Just ask them to print you a new one.
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Employers are required by law to issue you a W2 by January 31st. Please be patient and wait until then before bugging the company. (I'm pretty sure they are busy trying to get these out.)\n\nAfter Jan 31st, try contacting the HR or payroll department.\n\nWilliam Perez\ntaxes.about.com
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I'd say the end of January, when people start receiving their W-2s from their emplyers.
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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.
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It will be deposited on a Friday, usually 10-14 days after you file.
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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
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I'm sure that anyone that has worked must file a tax return, regardless of age. Usually you will receive money back! So don't delay...file today!
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Yes unless you have filed for a 6 month extension.  Because April 15 is on a Saturday, taxes are due on April 17 this year.
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You still have to file a tax form because you actually did earn money.  Sad, but true.  Since you don't want to pay e-file, do a written one and since it's miniscule the math is simple.  Remember, the 17th is the absolute final day to get those returns postmarked in the post office.  So grab a form and get to it.
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The deadline for them to mail out your W-2 form is Jan. 31, 2006. Now that doesn't mean it has to be received by Jan. 31st. It just has to be postmarked by that date. I would call them to find out, or go to your personnel department (if you have one).
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Individual income taxes are normally due April 15.  This year is April 17 b/c the 15th falls on a weekend.  You can file for an extension, but if you owe the IRS money, that money must be paid by April 17th, to avoid interest charges.
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You don't say when are where you worked there. Companies are only required to keep records for a limited period of time. The best way to prove you worked somewhere is to keep copies of your tax returns and W2's. Keep them forever!
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A tax payer can receive an automatic 6 month extent ion of time to file their federal return. You must file form 4868 (application for automatic extension of time to file a US individual income tax return) This form must be filed by April 17th. I hope this helps. You can go to IRS.GOV