
Spending Intentionally While Maintaining Your Goals
Learn how to tell the difference between purchases that reflect your priorities and those driven by habit or pressure.
We automatically submit extensions for all clients who:
· Have not booked an appointment close to the filing deadline.
· Have an appointment scheduled after the filing deadline.
This process is specifically for clients who believe they will owe taxes and need an approximate amount to pay by the April 15 deadline to avoid additional penalties and interest given the information you provide us with. Additionally, if applicable, you may receive Estimated Tax Payments to pay (also known as quarterly payments.)
Important Note:
To ensure we have enough time to calculate your estimated tax liability, you must submit all required documents and the Tax Extension Request Form by March 2.
1. Submit Your Request & Documents
2. We Calculate an Estimated Owing Amount
3. Receiving Your Estimated Tax Amount

Print Request For Extension Form

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