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An extension does not mean you are in trouble. It means you are not ready, and you know it. More than 19 million taxpayers file extensions every year, and the IRS treats them as routine. What trips people up is not the extension itself — it is misunderstanding what it covers and what it does not. The Deadline That Does Not Move Filing an extension moves your return deadline from April 15 to October 15. It does not move your payment deadline. If you owe federal taxes, that mon
March is when tax season stops feeling theoretical. Early filers are mostly done, procrastinators are starting to feel the pressure, and many people are realizing their return is not as simple as they expected. At Gregg Jaffe Tax Services , we work with individuals, families, seniors, homeowners, and business owners across Plainview and Long Island . By March, the same issues tend to surface year after year. This season, changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) h
If your taxes have felt unpredictable the last few years, you are not imagining it. Federal tax rules have shifted repeatedly, and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act , signed into law on July 4, 2025, introduced several changes that directly affect the 2025 tax year . These are the rules most taxpayers are preparing for now, even though returns will generally be filed in 2026. Some of these changes may reduce taxable income. Others affect which deductions make sense or what docum
