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https://turbotax.intuit.com The deadline to file tax returns for 2021 is slightly different this year. Join CPA and TurboTax tax expert Lisa Greene-Lewis for a review of the essential tax dates you need to know to stay on track.

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Video Transcript ~ Title : Tax Day Is April 18 This Year! - Presented By TheStreet + TurboTax
[MUSIC PLAYING] TRACY BYRNES: So there are a lot of deadlines this time of year. The big one of course, usually April 15th, it's not this year. So you need to understand why, and what other deadlines that are really important for you. Lisa Greene-Lewis, CPA and TurboTax expert is with us right now. OK, so Lisa, first and foremost, it's not April 15th, right? LISA GREENE-LEWIS: Right. The tax deadline is April 18th, so you have a little bit more time. And that is because the 15th, which is the usual deadline, falls on a holiday. TRACY BYRNES: Right. So you at least have the weekend to get it done because then the return is due on Monday. You also though have quarterly estimates due on that Monday the 18th as well, don't you? LISA GREENE-LEWIS: Right. So if you're self-employed, you're going to have the tax year 2021 deadline of April 18th. And then you also have your first quarterly estimated tax payment deadline on that same day. TRACY BYRNES: Right. And I suppose also if you're a regular employee whose income comes in irregularly, you might be making estimates as well. But there are other estimated dates as well, what are they just so that we know throughout the year? LISA GREENE-LEWIS: Right. So the second quarterly tax payment for tax year 2022 is due June 15th, and then the third one is due September 15th, and then the final one is January 17th, 2023. TRACY BYRNES: So just as a reminder, four of them, you're supposed to make four estimated tax payments. Get out the checkbook. The other thing too, and we'll talk about this more in another video, but the extension deadline, typically October 15th, it's actually not again on the 15th is it? LISA GREENE-LEWIS: Right. That deadline is October 17th this year. TRACY BYRNES: So you have six months if indeed you need to extend your tax return. As always know the money is due even though the return can be extended, right? LISA GREENE-LEWIS: Right. Right. Extension is not an extension to pay. It's just an extension to file. TRACY BYRNES: All right, so mark your calendars. These are important dates. Lisa, thank you so much for taking the time with us. LISA GREENE-LEWIS: Thank you for having me. [MUSIC PLAYING]
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