When I file an extension to complete my tax return after the IRS deadline, are there any mistakes I should avoid that involve stock grant income?
This is premium content Stock compensation income can raise your income tax and make your tax return complex. The IRS has a form that lets you apply for an automatic six-month extension for the due date of your tax return (until mid-October). Mistakes include not paying taxes owed with… To read the rest of this answer, please sign in or register below.
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