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How to File a Personal Property Tax Declaration in Connecticut
All Connecticut business owners that own personal property must file a Personal Property Tax Declaration by November 1, 2017.
Failure to file this declaration or filing late will result in a penalty equal to 25% of the assessed value of the property…and nobody wants to pay 25% more in taxes! So, you can file or have Borgida & Company file, but don’t forget to FILE!
4 Reasons NOT to Wait for Your K-1
Subchapter S corporations (“Sub S”), partnerships, limited liability companies (“LLC’s”) and estates and trusts issue form K-1’s. This form documents the stockholders, partners, members or beneficiaries share of their profit or loss from the entity. Don’t wait for this form to get started on your income tax return.
4 Easy Steps to Prepare Your Connecticut Personal Property Tax Declaration
For Connecticut business owners their 2013 personal property tax declaration report is due by November 1, 2013. A report must be filed in each town that the business owns personal property. Unlike real estate and vehicles, personal property is self-reported. With real estate the town will periodically do an … Continue reading »
4 Reasons to Get IRS Form W-9
1) Two Simple Questions That Taxpayers Will Need to Answer Carefully This Year
Two simple questions were added to the income tax returns last year. These were:
“Did you make any payments in 2011 that would require you to file Form(s) 1099?”
“If “Yes,” did you or will you file all required Forms 1099?”
How (and When) to File an Income Tax Extension
Due Date
The federal income tax returns are normally due on April 15th. This year, the 15th falls on a Sunday, so the due date should be Monday the 15th. However, Monday the 16th is Emancipation Day so the due date is Tuesday 17th. Some people aren’t prepared to file. Others may be waiting for Form K-1’s from their investments. Either way, if the return is not filed on time, an extension will need to be filed.
