Income Tax Filing Last Date 2009
Question: What is last date for filing income tax return for AY 2009-10 for companies whose accounts are audited?
AY 2009-10(Accounting year 2009-10)
Answer: First of all make correction to your question. It will be Assessment Year 2010-11 and Financial Year 2009-10. The due date for those whose accounts are audited u/s 44AB (Tax Audit) is 30th September 2010.
Fortis Inc. Earns $45 Million in Third Quarter
ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND-AND-LABRADOR– – Fortis Inc. achieved third quarter net earnings attributable to common equity shareholders of $45 million, or $0.26 per common share, up $9 million from earnings of $36 million, or $0.21 per common share, for the third quarter of 2009.
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File Taxes Deadline
Question: Can you still file taxes after the deadline?
Answer: Of course. In fact if you do not owe any money there is no penalty.
There is only interest and penalties if you owe money. If there is a refund due you have 3 years to file before you lose it.
If someone can point to a specific place where it states that there is a penalty if you owe no money please point it out to me. Interest is on unpaid amounts. A penalty is added when you do not pay by the deadline. Where is the penalty for not filing?
Friday deadline looms for those who received an extension to file 2009 state income taxes
Those who submitted extensions for filing their 2009 income taxes have until Friday to file their returns before penalties kick in, the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) reminded taxpayers Tuesday.More than 1.5 million Californians take advantage of the state’s automatic
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Filing Taxes For 2008 Deadline
Question: FAFSA – 2008 tax information?! My taxes won’t be filed until April!!?
I’m extremely confused. I’ve tried to fill out the FAFSA several times before, and with the deadline approaching, I have to hurry up! Last Saturday when I filled it out it asked for my parents’ 2008 tax information. I asked my mom, and she only had the 2007 tax information because they haven’t filed the 2008 taxes yet. What do I do?!?!?!?! The FAFSA site EXPLICITLY asks for 2008, but what do people do since 2008 taxes don’t have to be filed until April?!?!
I don’t know why I seem to be the only one having this problem. I tried entering the 2007 tax info instead, but when I was about to submit it, I had to confirm that all the information I have was correct. And I know for a fact that my 2007 info is very very veryyyyyy different than my 2008 info.
Answer: The best scenario is to have your parents file their taxes now. April is the deadline to file taxes, but they can be done now. However, if they won’t file their taxes now, you can estimate. You should only use the 2007 taxes as an estimate if your parents expect their 2008 taxes to be similar. If 2008 will be very different, then they should use their 2008 W2’s (which they already have.) Be sure to indicate on the FAFSA that they “Will File” and NOT “already Filed”. That way FAFSA will send you a reminder after April 15th to go back and change your estimated answers to the exact answers once the tax deadline has passed.
Just keep in mind, if a school offers you an award prior to you making a correction to your FAFSA to change the estimates to the actual amounts, the award you were offered can be changed (up or down depending on the change in your EFC, expected family contribution)
The most important thing is to file your FAFSA NOW!
Peninsula council races take shape
The fields for four Peninsula city council races solidified Friday and a fifth should be settled next week.
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Deadline For Filing Taxes For 2008
Question: Question about Taxes – Overseas Exemption on Non-Taxable Income.?
I moved with my family to Surigao City, Philippines. We have been living in Surigao City continuously since October 2008. We did file taxes last year having only been in the Philippines a few months before the filing deadline. We live on my VA Service-connected Disability which is rated at 40%, the $644 is enough for my family to live comfortably. The VA payment is non-taxable income, and we have no other sources of additional income. My wife and I have a 15 year old son and all are US citizens, but my wife and son have received their Philippines Duel Citizenship this past year.
We have been living in the Philippines for over 18 months.
We have no taxable income.
We have a 15 year old dependent.Questions:
Do I file a Tax Return on non-taxable income?
What Form do I use?
What exemptions do I have, if any?I am sure this is a unique situation and have found no information on the internet that directly refers to my particular situation.
Answer: Dear James: You do not have a filing requirement if the VA money is your only source of income. You may want to consider an informational return to CYA for future years. The IRS may ask in the future about years you did not file. (not likely but possible) Just file with a 1040 with a notation of your current address, length of time at that address. Probably just fill in zeros.
Yes your situation is unique.
This advice was provided based on our understanding of the tax law in effect at the time as it applies to the facts that you provided. Click on my profile to read more. Errol Quinn Enrolled Agent
District Two candidates hold debate at Mill Creek
Four of six candidates for supervisor — who will face each other in a special Nov. 2 election to fill the unexpired term of the late District Two supervisor Charles Culpepper — on Tuesday night said they would cut services, and even personnel, before raising taxes to close a budget shortfall in the 2010-11 proposed county budget.
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