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Is My Tax Year Always From January To December? Are you unsure about how your tax year is determined and what it means for your filing process? In this informative video, we'll explain everything you need to know about the period you should use for reporting your income and expenses. We'll start by clarifying the common assumption that the tax year always runs from January 1 to December 31 and show when this is true for most individuals, especially Latino families filing personal income taxes. We'll discuss how the calendar year aligns with other routines like school and holiday seasons, making tax planning straightforward.

Additionally, we'll introduce the concept of a fiscal year—an alternative 12-month period that some businesses and self-employed individuals may choose to match their financial cycles. You'll learn how a fiscal year works, why some entities opt for it, and the process of obtaining approval from the IRS if you decide to switch from the calendar year.

Understanding your tax year helps you stay organized, meet deadlines, and prepare your documents efficiently. Whether you're employed or self-employed, knowing which period applies to you is an essential part of managing your household finances and preparing for tax season. Join us to get clear guidance on choosing the right tax year for your situation.

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About Us: Welcome to Latino Family Filing! Our channel is dedicated to helping Latino families navigate the world of taxes with ease. We cover important topics like bilingual tax preparation, filing taxes as an immigrant, and understanding tax credits available to Latino families, such as the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Credit. You'll also find essential advice on ITIN vs. SSN for taxes, self-employed tax tips, and guidance for first-time filers. We aim to educate and empower our community with the tools needed for successful tax filing.