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Tax Alert: How will shifting tax return due dates impact you and your business?

March 6, 2017 / 1 min read

This means that, for the most part, information reports you send to employees and contractors will need to be completed sooner than in the past.

Recent legislative changes are affecting a number of tax return filing due dates and deadlines in an unprecedented way. These due date changes take effect beginning in the 2016 tax year (i.e. generally tax returns filed in 2017.)

To help you prepare for the upcoming tax season, we've prepared a summary of all changes. Please contact your Plante Moran advisor with any questions.

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Additional updated guidance has been issued by the IRS and Department of Treasury since this tax alert was initially published in December 2016. This new guidance pushed back the extended due date of calendar year C corporation tax returns by one additional month, from September 15 to October 15. Additional guidance also clarified the application of the new due date rules to C corporations with short years ending in June, and provides that FBAR returns will receive automatic extensions with no separate extension request filing required. The alert has been revised to reflect these changes.

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