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Weslaco Tax Services

For many people, the thought of doing taxes comes with a sense of dread. Not us. We have years of experience handling tax planning and filing for all sorts of clients, from individual filers to businesses, and we would be happy to help you with your taxes. We can ensure that your tax return is completed and filed directly, avoiding penalties, minimizing your tax burden, and maximizing your refund. 

Even when we’re not available in person, you can still benefit from our online information. As your go-to tax people, Gonzalez & Arrambide, Inc., want you to have as many useful resources at your fingertips as possible. Keep reading to get essential resources for the 2024 Tax Season.

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Tracking Your Refund

Filing your federal income tax return is important. Gonzalez & Arrambide, Inc. understands that the refund can be even more vital. So if you’re concerned about the arrival date, click here, to stay informed. The link will take you to an IRS page with more information and an option for searching for your return.

We also recognize that sometimes mistakes happen, and IRS returns can be delayed for a number of reasons, such as:

  • • Wrong mailing address
  • • General typos
  • • Numerical mistakes
  • • Incorrect Social
  • •Security information

    Final calculations or entering information in the wrong places can lead to hold-ups on those returning refunds. That’s why Gonzalez & Arrambide, Inc., specializes in ensuring an accurate tax return gets filed. So, if you have any questions regarding your federal tax return, whether it’s filing, tracking, or making corrections, reach us at 956-447-9009.

Important Tax Dates for Individuals

  • • January 15 – 2024 Q4 Estimated Taxes Due – If your employer does not withhold taxes from your paycheck, you will need to pay your quarterly estimated taxes by this date for the fourth quarter of 2024.
  • • January 29 – Tax Season Starts – You can begin filing your 2024 federal taxes.
  • • February 18 – Reclaim Withholding Exemption – If you filed a W-4 for an exemption from withholding in 2024, you will need to refile by this date. This is for filers who expect to owe no tax.
  • • April 1 – Required Minimum Distribution Due – If you turned 73 in 2024, you will need to take your required minimum distribution from your retirement account by this date.
  • • April 15 – Tax Day – Federal tax returns are due. 
  • • April 15 – 2025 Q1 Estimated Taxes Due – If your employer does not withhold taxes from your paycheck, you will need to pay your quarterly estimated taxes by this date for the first quarter of 2025.
  • • June 16 – 2025 Q2 Estimated Taxes Due – If your employer does not withhold taxes from your paycheck, you will need to pay your quarterly estimated taxes by this date for the second quarter of 2025.
  • • September 15 – 2025 Q3 Estimated Taxes Due – If your employer does not withhold taxes from your paycheck, you will need to pay your quarterly estimated taxes by this date for the third quarter of 2025.
  • • October 25 – Deadline for Extended Tax Return Filing – If you filed an extension request for your return, it will be due by this date.
  • • December 31 – Required Minimum Distribution Due – If you turned 73 in 2024 and took your first required minimum distribution by April 1, you will also need to take your 2025 required minimum distribution by the end of 2025. This is the same due date for anyone required to take a required minimum distribution for 2025.
  • • January 15, 2026 – 2025 Q4 Estimated Taxes Due – If your employer does not withhold taxes from your paycheck, you will need to pay your quarterly estimated taxes by this date for the fourth quarter of 2025.

Important Tax Dates for Businesses

  • • January 15 – 2024 Q4 Estimated Taxes Due – Payment due for your estimated tax burden for the fourth quarter of 2024.
  • • January 31 – W-2s Sent – Employers are required to send any W-2s by this date.
  • • January 31 – 1099s Sent – Certain 1099s are required to be sent by this date. Talk to our qualified Weslaco accountants to learn more.
  • • March 15 – Taxes Due for Partnerships – For partnerships operating on a calendar year, including S-corporations and multi-member LLCs, you will need to file Form 1065 or 1120S by this date. For partnerships operating on a fiscal year, reach out to our accountants for information on when to file.
  • • April 15 – Taxes Due for C-Corporations – C-corporations operating as a calendar-year business need to file form 1120 by this date. For fiscal-year businesses, reach out to our accountants for information on when to file.
  • • September 15 – Extended Filings Due for Partnerships – Partnerships, including S-corporations, are required to file any extended returns by this date.
  • • October 15 – Extended Filing Due for C-Corporations – C-corporations are required to file any extended returns by this date.
  • • January 15, 2026 – 2025 Q4 Estimated Taxes Due – Payment due for your estimated tax burden for the fourth quarter of 2025.

Why Hire a Weslaco CPA To Help With Your 2024 Taxes

Whether you’re an individual filer or a business owner, there are reasons to consider hiring a Weslaco CPA to help with your return. First of all, a CPA can take the headaches out of filing, letting you have a stress-free Tax Day. More importantly, without a Weslaco CPA, you could be leaving cash on the table. A CPA can help you maximize your deductions and identify other opportunities for reducing what you owe. Whether you expect to owe taxes or get a refund, a CPA can help ensure you’re getting the best deal available.

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File your 2024 taxes, worry-free, with Weslaco tax services from Gonzalez & Arrambide, Inc. Get in touch today to get started!

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