Why shouldn't we file taxes from the beginning of the year?!
Why should not file taxes from the beginning of the year?
How can you say that? Don't you want people filing taxes?
Because the real answer to this
There are many hidden issues that I want to think about.
Okay, let's see.
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Many people often mistake it for "the sooner they file, the sooner they get back."
Which is half true and the other half.
"Is the information filed correct?"
If you're sure you're right, you can file.
Yes, if you're sure it's "right."
Crazy? How can that not be right?
Once the IRS system is available for inspection,
This is wrong.
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Because the IRS is not complete.
Although the IRS has a D-My TAX system to check,
To compose our tax returns now and then.
But in early January like this,
Honestly, there's no way the data is complete.
1. Tax withholding information in December has not yet come.
2. The deductible value sent to the Revenue is not complete.
I clicked to see my own.
The salary in the system is still too small.
(Huh? Why do you know? I pay my company salary. Ha)
Stop by...
According to the law, in the case of salary / wages, the payer must issue a withholding certificate (50 bis) within February 15 of the following year, so the information does not go up until the employer sends it to the IRS. The withholding information accumulated is not correct, because December has not been filed.
The deductible. The insurance paid at the end of the month has not yet increased.
The tax cut fund still doesn't see it.
This doesn't include a good trip, a night spent flicking, but the top 0.
If the data is not filed = wrongly filed
So if you're not sure, wait and check.
But it's not like waiting and getting anything.
There's more to the misunderstanding.
Huh? There's more? Let's see.
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If you read D-My TAX
There will be a message at the end that
Accurate filing of tax returns is the legal duty of the moneymaker. If your income information is inaccurate or incomplete, you can improve it in your Internet filing.
In short, this information is only available for inspection.
But we have a duty to answer ourselves and give it right.
Back to the same story.
If you're sure you have all the information, handle it well.
And I don't want to wait for a check with D-My TAX.
But what to hurry to file for?
This question is interesting to think about.
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Filed to get it back. Hey?
Okay, then we should file.
But if filed because of additional taxes,
This one, we might be able to wait until the last day.
According to the simple money principle,
Pay the slowest. Money has been with us for a long time (ha).
Seriously, it's money management.
If anyone is convenient to pay first, it's not wrong.
But if you manage it well, it's better.
And most importantly, the last thing is time.
If you file the wrong tax, you know what to do?
The answer is to file a new addition.
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The "additional filing"
Is a shortcut to retardation and tiredness.
Which, by the nature of this process,
It makes our model have to be reconsidered.
And tax returns have a slower chance.
Because I have to start checking again.
Like a queue, it turns out to be the wrong queue.
Finally, must return to the new queue.
It's a waste of time and motivation.
And the proceeds are slower than before.
And when to file? Tell me.
Calm down, sir. All in all.
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All in all,
1. If you are sure to file immediately
2. If you want to wait for information during February
3. If you have to pay more tax, it's good to file close to the last day.
Check these things clearly before filing.
Is complete, keep
Complete = all-way income + deductible items
Match = number in the same way as the document we have.
Keep = Combine a set of evidence files in case of additional requests
We're not competing, filing taxes the fastest.
But we file taxes because...
We know that every dollar we earn must be dealt with correctly.
To keep "our money" fairly with us.
And let "our duty" end as correctly as possible.
Because the guy who actually won the tax game
Not the person who sent before anyone
But pressed once and the system did not collapse
What?
Thank you.