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April 15 may mark a turning point as the liquidity cushion that has supported markets during the Iran conflict is set to ebb: non-withheld tax payments could drain hundreds of billions of dollars from banks in the coming weeks, while the Fed trims its liquidity injections. Investors are weighing the odds of an Iran deal and how fading liquidity could shape market direction, even as the S&P 500 sits above pre-war levels.
H&R Block experiences electronic filing issues on tax deadline day, with users encountering "bad gateway" and "502" errors, as well as reports of repeated charges. The issue, affecting desktop software users, began Sunday night and extended into Monday. H&R Block assures that online and in-person clients are not impacted and is working to resolve the problem. Meanwhile, affected users are advised to try again later or consider alternative filing services like TurboTax and FreeTaxUSA.
The IRS is reminding last-minute tax filers about the resources available on IRS.gov, including free tools for tax preparation, refund tracking, and tax law research, as well as special Saturday hours at 70 locations. Taxpayers can also request an automatic six-month extension to file. The tax deadline is April 15 for most of the nation, with special extensions for certain states and individuals. The IRS encourages electronic filing and direct deposit to avoid refund delays, and offers various payment options for those who owe taxes. Additionally, the IRS provides free tax preparation assistance through programs like VITA and TCE, and offers assistive technology options for taxpayers with disabilities.
The tax deadline for most Californians has been extended once again. The IRS has postponed the deadline for 55 out of 58 counties in California, including San Diego County, to Thursday, November 16th. This extension is due to the winter storms that impacted the state earlier this year. Taxpayers in the affected counties do not need to provide proof of impact and will automatically receive the extension. The IRS advises taxpayers to file as soon as possible to avoid potential scams and to ensure timely refunds.
The tax filing deadline for California residents affected by severe weather has been extended to November 16. The extension applies to 55 California counties, including all nine in the Bay Area, and is automatically granted to taxpayers in the designated disaster areas without the need for documentation. The IRS made the announcement in January, extending the state and federal deadline due to extreme weather conditions.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has once again postponed the tax deadline for most Californians, extending it from October 16 to November 16. This is the third extension granted by the IRS, citing winter storms and federal emergency declarations as the reasons for the postponements. The relief applies to taxpayers in 55 out of California's 58 counties and includes both state and federal returns. The delay also affects quarterly tax payments, payroll returns, and contributions to IRAs and health savings accounts. Businesses and individuals in Lassen, Modoc, and Shasta counties are not affected by the extension.
The US added 236,000 jobs in March, leading to a small decrease in the unemployment rate to 3.5 percent. Millions of dollars in SNAP benefits have been stolen, and some states continue to distribute stimulus and relief checks. The deadline to submit a 2022 federal income tax return to the IRS is April 18, 2023, and Americans living abroad get an automatic tax filing extension. Supermarket prices have risen at the fastest rate in decades, and deposits at US commercial banks rose for the first time in about a month. Big tech companies have announced layoffs, which pleased investors as it may produce good returns on investment.