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The Easiest Time To File Your Tax Return
One tax return could cost you thousands
Each year, millions of Americans fear the unavoidable; they have to gather all their invoices and records and prepare to file their Federal Income Tax Returns. When was tax season originally opened? Here we will study the magic of April 15 and why it was the preferred tax day.
During Abraham Lincoln’s presidency in the 1860’s, were first legally required to pay income taxes. The President as well as Congress instituted a Commissioner of Revenue and implemented a Federal Tax Law with the aim to fund the very expensive Civil War.
It was not April 15 that was the first deadline for filing taxes but March 1. In 1918, Congress pushed the date farther to March 15. Then in 1954, the date was once again moved, this time to April 15, the date we still know as tax day.
If you are an individual taxpayer, you are required to file either a return or an extension (Form 4868) by April 15. Corporate and other legal persons are required to file their tax returns or an extension by March 15. The extension only grants you additional time to file your tax return, not additional time to pay if you have outstanding taxes.
For a number of years after World War 2, the tax burden was shared relatively uniformly among the corporate world and the individual taxpayers. Presently, it seems like it’s the individual who has to carry the weight of the tax burden.
A fascinating that cropped up during the foundation of income taxation laws in America was in 1918. Up until then, alcoholic beverage sales have been giving much of the government funding.
Then, the Prohibition in 1919 wherein Congress ratified an amendment to the Constitution that banned the manufacturing or selling of alcoholic beverages. In order to replace that lost revenue, income tax was the proposed solution, and despite the repeal of Prohibition, we’ve been paying income taxes ever since.
When the Revenue Act of 1942 was approved and the “New Deal” age was activated, government mandate and disbursements have continued to enlarge exponentially, and now the American taxpayer bears a multi-trillion dollar National Debt.
Presently, all the tax rules for this country are under the administration of the Internal Revenue Service, in which there are four key sections: Wage and Investment, Small/Business Self-Employed, Large and Midsize Business, and Tax Exempt and Government. Each division takes charge of the taxpayers and the laws as they are significant to their individual department.