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Greetings Expats! If you missed the April 18. tax filing deadline, you can still get a tax filing extension through Expatriate Tax Returns. Call 561-715-0630 or visit www.expatriatetaxreturns.com to book an appointment with a Tax Agent. We will answer all of your tax questions and keep your status in great condition.
Tax Season Has Started
The IRS is officially accepting tax returns as of January 24th. What does this mean for you? Let us help! Due to the record number of returns last year, the IRS recommends getting your return in as soon as possible. If you have not yet organized your tax documents, it is time to do so….
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Still Haven’t Filed? You May Still Qualify for Valuable Tax Credits
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