Free date check
Tax deadline this year. Which date is yours?
Four taps. An extension and a balance are different clocks.
Which date is actually yours.
The date check can start. Where should we reach you?
How the date check works
- Name the clockFour taps. April, an extension, or an estimate. Each one is a different date.
- Bring the acknowledgementAccepted, missing, or never filed. That message is the proof. A hope is not.
- Leave on the right dateWhich return you file, whether its date has passed, and what the books still have to show.
A date, not a filing
The check names which date applies and whether an extension was accepted. A failed transmission is not an extension, and an extension does not move a balance that was already due.
We do not file the return from this page. If the date is still ahead, the books it will read are the work. Payday, if you have people, stays on a provider you run.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO and the Entrepreneur's CFO. The practice is not a CPA firm and does not sign audit or assurance reports.
Start the free checkQuestions people ask first
Does an extension move the tax I owed in April?
No. A timely, accepted extension moves the filing date. The balance that was due with the original date stays due then. The two clocks are separate.
What proves the extension was real?
The acknowledgement that it was accepted. Sending it is not the same thing. A transmission that failed is not an extension.
Do a partnership and an individual share a date?
No. A partnership and an S corporation follow an earlier calendar than an individual return. Name the return before you trust a date you heard.
Who sorts the date with me?
Steven Palmieri, a Tax CFO, on a video call. Naming the clock is part of that work. The practice is not a CPA firm, and this page does not file the return.