Tax Day 2023 and how to get an extension from the IRS
Tax Day is on Tuesday, Apr 18, 2023. Not ready to file? Submit an electronic request to the IRS for an extension ASAP!)
Once again the holiday season is rapidly approaching. You can feel it in the air, and certainly in the wallet. The economy has not recovered yet, and many of us are still struggling with tight budget constraints as we move into the “season of giving”. While many may go further in debt to cover these expenses, there are a few ways we can make it a bit less painful.
Once again the holiday season is rapidly approaching. You can feel it in the air, and certainly in the wallet. The economy has not recovered yet, and many of us are still struggling with tight budget constraints as we move into the “season of giving”. While many may go further in debt to cover these expenses, there are a few ways we can make it a bit less painful.
Check out these tips for squeezing the most out of your holiday budget:
Finally, remember that the most important thing is to focus on family, friends and fun. Do you remember every gift you got two years ago? What did you get when you were eight years old? Most of us don’t remember what we got unless it was something really special, so why focus on that when you have family and friends to enjoy holiday time with. What brings a smile to your face? Who do you feel really great spending time with? This is what the holiday season is really all about.
Tax Day is on Tuesday, Apr 18, 2023. Not ready to file? Submit an electronic request to the IRS for an extension ASAP!)
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