Filing After Tax Extension

The extension deadline of October 15th is approaching…Here’s why it’s okay if you haven’t filed yet, and why your next best decision is filing taxes with us at Trust Fund Family Taxes.

Filing an extension can be for many reasons. Ultimately, the only matter for us at Trust Fund Family Taxes- is that you haven’t filed yet. Having an experienced tax firm helps with easing your transition from your old tax firm.

Whether you own a business or are a W-2 employee with additional expenses; the process is the same from our perspective- we understand what to look for and ask the right questions upfront to ensure we can have a complete map of your taxes.

Once all your identification and income documents are verified, things like dependents and how well we organize your year in the tax software is where the biggest difference happens. Maybe you elected not to file, and used an extension because of what you assumed, or received elsewhere? While we can’t and don’t guarantee any results, our process is what we can ensure eliminates concern that your tax year is inaccurately reported; leading to possibly overpaying- which is the logic when reporting your income to the IRS- not “overpaying taxes”, but “honestly paying taxes”- using expert guidance.

In theory, we’ve had clients receive refunds who weren’t expecting- but with our understanding we knew what should be maximized, which didn’t exist beforehand- giving our client an increase in revenue practically- if they typically missed certain aspects in their filing. This now creates greater flexibility for business owners to reinvest into their businesses- creating a win- win. Every tax year is different, so every year will produce differently. We’ll be happy to take care of your filing.