Marge's Tax Service

04/20/2026

Did you miss the April 15 deadline to file your 2025 tax return and you forgot to file an extension? Filing your return now and paying as much as you can will help you reduce the amount of interest and penalties on your balance. There are many free resources on IRS.gov that can help you.

File your return today at www.irs.gov/efile.

04/15/2026

Today is April 15. Not only are 2025 tax returns due, but first quarter estimated tax payments are also due. If you need to make a quick payment, you can use your Online Account.

Get started at www.irs.gov/estimatedtaxes.

04/15/2026

The April 15 tax filing deadline has arrived. Do you still need to pay your federal tax bill? The offers multiple easy payment options.

Head on over to www.irs.gov/payments

04/14/2026

If you need more time to file, request an extension from the no later than April 15 to avoid penalties. Keep in mind this is an extension to file, not an extension to pay: https://ow.ly/2pRY50YIUW6

04/14/2026

04/14/2026

Why wait to get your refund? Providing your bank information while filing can get your refund sent directly to your bank account.

If your banking information is incorrect or missing on your return, the IRS may send you a CP53E notice. You can update your direct deposit information or respond to your notice using your IRS Individual Online Account.

For more information visit https://ow.ly/cHEg50YCRhR.

04/08/2026

Filed your taxes and didn’t provide valid bank information? Log into your Online Account to add it and get your refund faster. IRS.gov/directdeposit

04/07/2026

The April 15 tax filing deadline is quickly approaching, but there’s still time to file your federal income tax return electronically and request direct deposit for any refund you’re due. No-cost electronic filing options are still available: https://ow.ly/ttgy50YCTxn

03/30/2026

USERS BEWARE: Taxpayers should not rely on AI-generated responses to complex tax questions or tax return calculations. Learn more about warnings to ensure your tax security at: irs.gov/dirtydozen