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Great Service

"Your company gives really great service and support. Always there when I need your help! Thank you so very much for everything."

- Sage , Tucson, AZ
Customer Support

"I want to thank EM4B for your initial and ongoing help with my two websites. The customer support has been wonderful to work with and made the whole process for me less fearful. I especially love the fact that I am in control of my site’s content and that needed changes can be implemented so quickly. I will continue to tell my friends about your company. Thanks again!"

- Brian, Ogden, UT
Very Knowledeable

"It is difficult nowadays to find anyone who takes their jobs seriously like your staff does for their customers. I have been very pleased wit your service and knowledge."

- Mike M. , Kingston, New York

How Long Do I Have To Pay If I Owe Money On My Taxes This Year?

April 15th is the day your taxes are due if you owe. Keep in mind that even if you file an extension because you need more time to complete your taxes, you still must pay any tax you owe on April 15th. Filing an extension does not extend the time you have to pay your taxes; it only gives you more time to file your actual tax return.

If you don’t pay any tax you owe by that date, the IRS will typically send you a notice indicating how much you owe along with any late payment fees and interest you will owe. They will give you a date that the taxes must be paid by and also an amount you need to pay by that date. If you owe the tax, pay it. If you can’t pay it, call them and try and get on a payment plan.

Some people think because they can’t pay their taxes they may as well not even file. This is not a good idea. If you can’t pay your taxes, file your return and include a note indicating that you can’t pay your taxes now and you would like to get on a payment plan.

Either someone will call you when they receive your return or they will send you a notice like the one we talked about above and then you can call and speak to someone in regards to a payment plan.

Whatever you do, don’t ignore the IRS, they don’t go away! Communication is the key. Call them and tell them what your problem is and try to work it out with them. Make it happen!