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FSS Newsletter - January 2014
Tax Season 2014
Here are some important dates to note for calendar-year taxpayers as we begin the 2014 tax season:
January 31, 2014
| IRS opening of tax season
| March 17, 2014
| Form 1120 and 1120S due date
| April 15, 2014
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Form 1040, 1041, and 1065 due date
1st quarter 2014 Estimated Tax payments due
| June 16, 2014
| 2nd quarter 2014 Estimated Tax payments due
| September 15, 2014
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Extended due date for Form 1120, 1120S, 1041, 1065 returns
3rd quarter 2014 Estimated Tax payments due
| October 15, 2014
| Extended due date for Form 1040 tax returns
| January 15, 2015
| 4th quarter 2014 Estimated Tax payments due
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We encourage you to provide us with all of your tax information as soon as it is available to expedite the filing process. Also, the IRS requires all Form 1040 and 1041's to be e-filed. Please remember to return your signed Form 8879 to us at your earliest convenience (either via mail, email, fax or in person) so that we may file your tax return with the IRS. Health Insurance Reimbursements: Employee Payment Plans Effective on January 1, 2014, all employers reimbursing employees or directly paying for health insurance premiums from non-employer third-party plans must treat such payments as employee wages and be subject to the related employment taxes. Employers that fail to comply with this provision of the Affordable Care Act will be subject to an excise tax under Sec. 4980D, which is $100 per day per affected participant. We suggest that any such tax-free employee plans be immediately amended. Please contact us if you have any further questions. "Social Security Insights" Seminar Remember to RSVP and attend our February 13, 2014 seminar regarding Social Security benefits. Invitation & Seminar Details Sincerely yours,  |
