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Next federal deadline: Q3 estimated tax and extended 2025 partnership & S-corp returns are due on September 15, 2026 — 36 days away.
See every deadlineEvery U.S. Tax Deadline for the Rest of 2026 and All of 2027
Individual, business, payroll and estimated-tax dates in one place — plus what an extension really buys you.
BusinessS-Corp Election vs. Default LLC Taxation: When the Switch Actually Saves Money
Worked numbers at $60k, $100k and $200k of profit — including the costs most articles leave out.
PlanningQuarterly Estimated Taxes: How to Calculate Them and Never Pay the Penalty
The three safe harbours, a full worked example, and the withholding trick that fixes an underpayment retroactively.
Getting startedThe Complete Tax Document Checklist for 2026 Filers
Everything to gather, organised by situation — and how long to keep each record afterwards.
Tax lawWhat the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Changed for Your Taxes
Tips, overtime, the senior deduction, SALT, bonus depreciation and QBI — what is permanent and what expires.
Official tools worth bookmarking.
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Track a federal refund from 24 hours after e-filing. Updates once a day.
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