2021 Taxes Due in 2022: Tax Return Deadlines

December 2021

B1: Review the tax implications of life changing events.

B2: Review your tax filing status, find out if you qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit, or see whether you should even file a tax return this year.

B3: Use the many interactive 2020 Tax Return Tools and assess your Tax Self.

B4: Review potential tax deductions. Got any ongoing deductible expenses (e.g. medical, dental expenses)? Get them in by December 31.

B5: You could be eligible for tax credits in 2020; don't leave money on the table!

B6: Set or update your communication preferences with eFile.com.

B7: Between now and December 31, use the eFile.com 2020 TAXstimator.

B8: Tax Play and Tax Win. Make us work for you! We give out gift cards, promo codes, and free tax returns.

B9: Last but not least: Good tax planning might free up some funds later during tax return time. This will help you pay for the many December religious and multicultural holiday gifts. You will be able to more easily focus on these holidays if you don't have to worry about your taxes - and planning it in advance here on eFile.com will help you do that.

Happy Holidays!

February 2022

D1: Start the checkout process on eFile.com! Depending on your situation, you can select either one of these tax refund options or these ways to pay for taxes. Questions? Access Premium eFile.com Support at any time.

D2: Have you 2020 AGI or Adjusted Gross Income handy and enter your correct bank information if you selected direct bank deposit or address in case you requested a check in the mail. During checkout, make sure you click the green "E-file" button to e-file your tax return and complete the process.

D3: Under My Account in the eFile.com tax app, verify the accuracy of your email address as you will receive critical transactional emails on the status and progress of your tax return(s). Add this email address to your white list in your email inbox so important eFile.com emails to you don't land in your spam folder: support@efile.com

D4: Tax Return Status: After you have signed into your eFile.com account, you will see one of these tax return statuses listed: e-File Your Return, Pending, Rejected, or Accepted. What do they mean?

D5: Check your IRS and/or state tax refund status after your returns have been accepted by the respective agencies.

D6: Need to make a correction after the IRS or state - not eFile.com - rejected your return? Instructions to make the correction and refile for free as many times as needed.

D6: Where is your refund money? Lookup by your selected tax refund option.

F1: Welcome procrastinators to eFile.com! Just in case you are curious how many hours you have left to make this year's tax deadline, we've got the answer for you! Additionally, find your state's tax return deadline. 

F2: Get this! The tax penalties for NOT e-Filing anything are higher than NOT paying anything (if you owe taxes). Estimate your potential tax penalties.

F3: Tax return or tax extension: is that your question? Check the specific state extension deadlines that might apply to you.

F4: Not only is April 15 the deadline to file a 2021 Return, but you have 3 years from the tax year in question to file and claim a tax refund. After that, your money belongs to the IRS. Don't become part of the unclaimed refund statistic. 

August 2022 - September 2022

H1: In case you missed the April 15, 2022 deadline, don't worry: you can prepare and eFile your IRS and state taxes here on eFile.com until October 15, 2022. After that date, it's only paper returns for back taxes.

H2: Would you like just to prepare and file one or more state tax returns? On eFile.com, you can prepare as many states as you need for one low price of $28 for all - not just one - state(s). Start Now.

H3: Set your 2021 Tax Return goals. Taxercise your income, paycheck, and tax withholding: Start the Taxometer now.

H4: Keep more of your hard earned money. The Taxometer will give you detailed instructions on what your tax withholding should be based on your 2021 Tax Return and your 2022 Tax Goals.

H5: Don't self impose a 2021 tax refund penalty! Too many taxpayers do this, find out!

H6: Still need to prepare and file back taxes for past tax years?

H7: Make changes to an accepted tax return or file a tax amendment. You can only mail this in as it cannot be e-Filed.

H8: Did you e-File an IRS Tax Extension via eFile.com and/or mail in a state tax extension? Sign into your eFile.com Account to prepare and eFile 2021 IRS and state tax returns by October, 15, 2022. Don't face a late filing penalty after Oct. 15, 2022!

H9: Fail to Plan Is Plan to Fail. Right or wrong, taxes are in every aspect of our lives. See how life changing events might impact your taxes.

H10: April 14/15: Did you know that we work almost 24 hours on April 14 and 15 here for you? Don't get caught in this tax rush! You are gambling with the deadline. After you have e-Filed by 11:59 PM on April 15, follow points D4, D5, and D6 as listed above.

Oct 16 - 31, 2022

J1: Check again whether your return(s) got accepted by the IRS and state agencies if applicable.

J2: Need to make a correction to one or more of your return(s)? Follow these instructions and re-file at no charge.

J3: Last but not least: Keep a copy of your completed, e-Filed, and accepted tax returns. Download them from the My Account page in the eFile.com Tax App.