If you have State taxes owed
that are coming up on their
expiration date for refund
collection it may be in your
best interest to take this
return information to a tax
professional to help you get all
the appropriate exemptions and
credits so that you can limit
what you owe for that year.
Every time you have state taxes with
a refund there are no penalties to draw
on and therefore you don't have to worry
about paying fines. Each time you file
on time, you want to be meticulous and
try to get a refund or break even so
that you don't incur any additional
debt. Tax professionals will also know
all of the little tricks to your state
tax filing that can help you get the
most benefit out of your returns. Paying
any state taxes owed as timely as you
can will decrease future penalties and
interest that you could be charged by
your state tax authority.
Having to come to some kind of state
back tax settlement varies
from each of the different fifty
states. Actually only 41 states
collect resident individual income
taxes, 35 of which base their system
on your federal tax return.
Know what to do when
you have state owed
back taxes. All of the regular
resources, specifically your tax
professional and the US government that
issue the taxes are your best bet to
help settle any state tax debt. Of course to file state back
taxes you need to locate or request
copies of your tax information as
well as the prior years
state tax
forms.
Finding tax forms from your
job (W-2, 1099) or jobs may require
some digging. our state website will have information
for its department of revenue detailing
whether or not they have the forms
online for print or efile.
From
your state department of revenue
you can find out what the deadlines are
for any back taxes and particularly what
penalties can be incurred. The three
year deadline to collect
IRS back tax refunds
that the IRS practices is often the same practice
used with the states.
If
you have state taxes owed that are
getting close to the expiration
date for refund eligibility,
file that year first so you can
capitalize on your refund. In the event
you're due a refund, then there
are no penalties owed.
It's best
to file all of your subsequent state
taxes at the same time, however
in different different packages
so as to minimize the chance for
clerical error and avoid the
likelihood of an audit. If you should
have both a refund and a debt and
it is not automatically held,
use the
former to pay the latter, by all
means use the refund to pay off
the debt as quickly as possible.
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