TAX FILING DEADLINE AND PARTY

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Don't  Miss the tax filing deadline (tomorrow night, 11:59 PM), and if you can't get it together, we'll file an extension 

Thanks to all our new clients this year and our returning 
patrons.  We know 2013 was an extra tough year for so many of us, so we really appreciate you. 

Look out for announcements of workshops for individuals and small businesses alike. 

We will begin working now to have you ready for a successful tax outcome in January, 2015. 

TAX FILING DEADLINE TOMORROW!

We can file a request for an automatic extension for you.  Click here to provide us the info needed. 

Tax Calendar

April 15th   LAST CHANCE FILING Statute of Limitations for Refunds for 2010 Returns.  File Today   Our Tax  Service: A Slam Dunk ComproTax, Inc., the largest Black-owned income tax firm that is growing vigorously in the ATLis prepared to bring you the best expertise in a fast, accurate and courteous manner.   ComproTaxhas specialized in individual and small business taxes and accounting since 1984.   Get your biggest tax refund legally allowed ComproTax Decatur provides computerized income tax preparation, electronic filing, refund loans, and online filing.   PARTY OVER HERE! LATE NIGHT TAX FILING  Join us on Tuesday night, April 15th as we celebrate the first phase of the 2014 tax season. We will be available through 12 PM midnight. Have a good laugh and dance with us. Call for ADDRESS:  404-532-9958. PUT US TO THE CHALLENGE If we can't complete your simple return in 15 minutes, we will prepare it for FREE  Afiya Madzimoyo, Office Manager/ Instructor ComproTax, Inc./Decatur

Down to the Tax Filing Deadline Wire

With Less Than a Week Until the Tax Filing Deadline, Taxpayers can get Extra Time to File

WASHINGTON — The IRS has received almost 100 million tax returns so far this year and expects to receive about 35 million more by the April 15 filing deadline. However, about 12 million taxpayers will have requested extensions by the filing deadline, giving them an extra 6 months to file.

The fastest and easiest way to get the extra time is through the Free File link on IRS.gov. In a matter of minutes, anyone, regardless of income, can use this free service to electronically request an automatic tax-filing extension on Form 4868.

Filing this form gives taxpayers until Oct. 15 to file a return. To get the extension, taxpayers must estimate their tax liability on this form and should also pay any amount due.

By properly filing this form, a taxpayer will avoid the late-filing penalty, normally five percent per month based on the unpaid balance, that applies to returns filed after the deadline. In addition, any payment made with an extension request will reduce or eliminate interest and late-payment penalties that apply to payments made after April 15. The interest rate is currently three percent per year, compounded daily, and the late-payment penalty is normally 0.5 percent per month.