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As I previously discussed (
here), the federal tax due date for partnership and corporate
tax returns changed for tax years on or after 2016. This
means that the new filing deadlines are now in effect.
Partnership and S corporation tax returns are due a month earlier
on March 15th, while corporate tax returns are now due a month
later on April 15th. In other words, you need to file any
partnership or S corporation tax returns, or file for an extension,
by Wednesday.
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