Owners whose income isn’t fully withheld: your first 2026 estimated tax payment is due today. We’ll help you calculate safely based on year‑to-date income.
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Still have 1099s to file? The IRS e‑file deadline is March 31. We’ll validate, generate, and submit your files through the IRS.
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Affordable Care Act (ACA) reporting reminder: IRS e‑file deadline is March 31. Ask us about state‑level rules to comply.
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Last reminder: calendar year Forms 1120‑S/1065 are due March 16. Tie‑out bank reconciliations, officer compensation, guaranteed payments, basis, and e‑sign for e‑file. We can file an extension if needed (payments still due).
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Calendar‑year S‑corps (Form 1120‑S) and partnerships (Form 1065) are due Monday, March 16 (15th is Sunday). Finalize books, confirm shareholder/partner basis, and prepare K‑1s—extensions are available, but taxes are still due.
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Missed January 1099 mailouts? You can still meet the IRS filing deadline—most returns can be e‑filed by March 31 (paper by Feb 28). We can help validate TINs, generate e‑files, and submit filings on time to avoid any penalties.
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It is never too early to start preparing for the April 15th tax deadline!
Here are a few helpful tips to keep in mind:
• File on Time: Even if you can't pay the full amount owed, file your return by the deadline to avoid the hefty failure-to-file penalty.
• File an Extension: If you need more time to file your return, you can request an automatic six-month extension using Form 4868 by the end of today. This pushes your filing deadline to October 15, but remember, it's not an extension to pay.
• Pay What You Can: Pay as much as possible to minimize interest and penalties on the remaining balance. The IRS offers various online payment options and payment plans.
• Owe a Refund? If the IRS owes you a refund, there's generally no penalty for filing late, but you could miss out on unclaimed credits if you wait too long.
Stay informed by visiting the official IRS website for accurate information and resources.
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Start filing taxes by sharing your files with your accountant including bank & credit card statements, income/expense docs, payroll summaries, 1099s, mileage logs, and any major purchases or loans. Need a quick walk‑through? We’ll help you get organized in minutes.
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W‑2s & 1099‑NECs Due by January 31
Business owners: start organizing forms now to avoid a last‑minute scramble.
Need help prepping? Let’s get started.
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A quick nudge—Jan 15 was the deadline for the final 2025 estimated tax installment. If you haven’t made that payment yet, paying ASAP can help reduce penalties and interest. If you plan to file your 2025 return early and pay in full by Feb 2, 2026, you may not need to make that Jan payment. (State rules can differ.) Need help calculating what to pay? Archer Lewis can help.
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Start 2026 with Strong Financial Habits
New year, fresh books. Kick off 2026 with healthy habits:
• Monthly check‑ins
• Build a tax folder
• Automate what you can
• Revisit budget and goals
Need support? We’re here to help simplify your systems.
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Happy Holidays from Archer Lewis
Wishing you a joyful holiday season!
May the new year bring growth, peace, and new opportunities.
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