It won't be long before that blissful reprieve from having to worry about filing taxes comes to a close — July 15 is Tax Day .
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If you haven't yet filed your return, it's worth checking to see if you can prepare and file it for free. Between public and private programs, there are a number of options available.
For about two-thirds of the nation's taxpayers — those with adjusted gross income of $69,000 or less in 2019 — the IRS Free File program may be appropriate. That's a partnership involving the agency and a consortium of 10 companies that includes H&R Block , Intuit (maker of TurboTax) and TaxSlayer.
While you're here, how about this:
Queen Mary operator pays delinquent taxes, but audit documents still missing • Long Beach
Urban Commons, the operator of the Queen Mary, has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in delinquent rent, taxes and penalties related to the historic passenger liner after Long Beach officials threatened legal action if the company failed to meet a June 1 deadline, city staff confirmed.
The city would not disclose the total amount of taxes and penalties paid by Urban Commons, citing California tax privacy laws. The monthly base rent Urban Commons pays on the vessel is $25,000.
City woman to pay back taxes | News, Sports, Jobs - Altoona Mirror
Debra A. Frick, 58, apologized Friday in Blair County Court and acknowledged an intention to pay $31,211 to the state Department of Revenue within 10 years.
“I just didn’t realize what was going on until it was too late,” Frick told Judge Wade A. Kagarise.
The audit report, prepared by agent Kim Bevan, claimed that between January 2014 and July 2017, Frick’s business failed to remit sales tax payment or portions of sales taxes. It also failed to remit employer withholding taxes through October 2018.
After a Pandemic Delay, Your 2019 Taxes Are Due July 30, 2020
Well, it's time to stop avoiding it. We're just about a month away from the deadline to file your 2019 tax return.
July 15 is also the day your first-quarter payment is due if you file quarterly taxes (It's usually due June 15, but got bumped back this year due to the pandemic.) Your state tax due date may vary.
The procrastinators among us might be wondering: What about that stimulus payment you got (or are expecting to get)?
Other things to check out:
Middletown's $210.8 million budget passes, lowering taxes - The Middletown Press
MIDDLETOWN — The Common Council approved a $210.8 million budget Thursday night, which reallocated funding from police and reduced the tax rate by 0.2 mill.
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Mayor Ben Florsheim’s proposed $211.5 million “no-frills” fiscal package, released April 27, would have kept taxes stable at 36 mills. The figure represented a 7.1 percent increase over last year’s $197.5 million budget.
DiNapoli: Sales taxes to local governments fall 32% statewide | Newsday
A sign on the front door of a wine and liquor store at the College Plaza shopping center on Middle Country Road in Selden, indicates that it's closed until further notice on Friday, April 3, 2020. Credit: Newsday/John Paraskrvas
ALBANY — Sales tax revenue for local governments dropped 32.2% in May compared with the same month last year, including a 33.6% drop on Long Island, according to state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
Statewide, that means sales tax revenue in May collected by local governments was $918 million, or $437 million less than in May 2019, DiNapoli said Friday.
Boise's mayor says she will now propose no tax increase for Boise
After years of tax increases under Boise’s former mayor – the new mayor says she will change course.
By law, each city can elect to take up to a three percent property tax increase, plus any growth from new construction. Under former Boise Mayor Dave Bieter, the city took that three percent increase every year.
Now, Boise’s new mayor Lauren McLean said she will propose no tax increase this year. She earlier advocated for a two percent increase .
RICo first installment of property taxes due by June 17 | Local News | qconline.com
Louisa A. Ewert, Rock Island County Treasurer, announces the first installment of Real Estate tax is due Wednesday, June 17. Payments may be made at the County Office Building, 1504 3rd Ave., Rock Island in the County Treasurer’s Office from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except for Saturday and Sunday. There is 24 hour Drop Box in front of the County Office Building.
Due to COVID-19 we discourage in-house payments (social distancing in line and mask is required). To avoid anticipated long lines, taxpayers are urged to pay by mail, online or use 24 hour drop box! Payments bearing a postmark up to and including Wednesday, June 17, are accepted without penalty. Reference PIN# when paying by Online Bill Pay. State law requires a penalty of 1.5% per month or any part of a month for payments not paid or postmarked by Wednesday, June 17.
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