Highlight these January tax deadlines on your calendar1 min read

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Happy New Year everyone! It seems as though everyone is back in action and looking forward to the New Year! Start the year off right by marking these important January tax deadlines on your calendar and avoid unnecessary penalties.
* January 17 – Final 2011 individual estimated tax payment is due, unless your 2011 tax return is filed and taxes are paid in full by January 31, 2012.
* January 17 – Due date for calendar-year trusts and estates to pay final installment of 2011 estimated tax.
* January 31 – Employers must furnish employees with W-2 statements for 2011. 1099 information statements for 2011 must be furnished by payers. (Deadline for 1099-B and consolidated statements is February 15.)
* January 31 – Employers must generally file 2011 federal unemployment tax returns and pay any tax due.
With questions or for more information about filing your 2011 taxes, please contact our office at (317) 782-3070.

By Simons Bitzer



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