IRS Extends Tax Filing Deadline to July 15 as Coronavirus Spreads

Posted by Jonathan Ciccotelli on Mar 20, 2020 11:32:11 AM

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The IRS is moving its national income tax filing day ahead to July 15 as part of a growing effort to stem the financial pain from the coronavirus pandemic, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced today.

The move gives Americans three more months to file their income tax returns. Mnuchin said the extension ordered by President Donald Trump will give “all taxpayers and business this additional time” to file returns and make tax payments “without interest or penalties.”

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Topics: Tax Planning & Strategies, Accounting & Auditing, Accounting and Tax Resource, COVID-19

Jonathan Ciccotelli

Jonathan Ciccotelli is the Partner-In-Charge of Meaden & Moore’s Tax Services Group. For over 29 years, Jonathan has worked closely with private and public companies in manufacturing, transportation, distribution, construction, and retail under a variety of business structures, including S-corporations, C-corporations, consolidated groups, and limited liability companies. He enjoys running, cycling, and cheering on his kids at sporting events.

IRS Extends Tax Filing Deadline to July 15 as Coronavirus Spreads

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