IRS Delays Tax Season

Posted on October 25, 2013 by Andrew Schwartz, CPA

The IRS has announced it will delay the start of tax season due to the Federal government shut-down. The agency needs adequate time to program and test tax processing systems prior to the start of next tax season.

The earliest individual tax returns will be accepted is now January 28, 2014. The filing deadline remains the same as April 15, 2014.

For more info, you can read the IRS press release here.

About Andrew Schwartz, CPA

Andrew D. Schwartz, CPA, is a partner with Schwartz & Schwartz, PC, and the founder of The MDTAXES Network.

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