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  • Probably this weekend. I need to double check that I got all necessary documents. It's cold outside, I have a cold, in a lul for sports and entertainment and hobbies, so now is the time for me to get taxes over and done with.

  • If you're doing them, any time before the deadline from here is fine.

    If you've got complex stuff going on and are using a tax service or accountant, I'd say the best window is the back half of February through the first half of March. This misses all the people on the front end who rush to get them done the femtosecond they have all of their documents, and also misses the people on the back end scrambling for the late-season rush.

  • If I'm getting a refund I file in late Feb or early March. If I owe then I file close to Apr 15. Why pay sooner than you need to?

  • Depends on how many investment transactions I have and the dollar amount they represent. I didn't make very many sell trades last year, so not having to wait for 1099's meant I have already filed mine.

  • I file them the moment I get my W-2. Why wait? You aren't paying less if you owe, and you won't be refunded more

  • As soon as everything has reported (I don’t wait for it to come in the mail). We generally file as early as allowed. We’ve already gotten our Federal refund back. Now state, this one takes AGES, probably won’t see it till April sadly.

  • Also, I'm pretty sure if you claim over $1 billion in income this year I think you automatically pay no taxes. It may now be hard coded into the IRS software within the past week or so. Just add a bunch of zeroes and your safe. Nice to be a billionaire.

    • Did you just tell a state employee who works under a department of taxation to commit tax fraud.

      🤨🤨🤨🤨

  • Before January 20th of this year would have been a strategically smart move.

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