n.b. This does not change the timing of payment obligations. Also n.b. If you work with a competent accountant they automatically file this every year because it is free option value to do so.
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I was confused about that the first time an accountant told me they were doing it. “I’m not doing my job if you ever eat a non-timely filing penalty, plausibly facts will come to light after deadline which might change contents of return and this saves you rework, and...”
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“... I am a professional service provider with 50 weeks of labor a year whose customers expect utilization in only about 12 of those weeks, so anything I can do to smooth out my utilization makes this a much more sustainable business. Feel free to keep asking questions.”
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If it's not obvious, you still have to pay estimated taxes by April 15
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Tacking on here. You should file extension even if you plan to hit the normal deadline. If you ever need to amend, you get until the extended deadline. Much easier/cheaper to get CPA work done in July than March.
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Just remember to still pay on time. It is an extension to file, not to pay.
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We still have to do our taxes with everything else that's going on?
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