NW Premier Accounting

Even though 2027’s filing season feels far away, now is still a good time to check in on your taxes. While this might feel early, a simple mid-year tax checkup can help ensure you don’t miss any key credits or deductions and turn the rest of the year into proactive planning rather than last-minute scrambling.

Swipe through to see how a mid-year review can support your goals, from potential tax savings to better organization for next spring.

If you’ve had changes in income, a new side project, a major expense, or you just want peace of mind, we’d be glad to walk through a mid-year tax checkup with you. We can look at where you stand, talk through any adjustments that might make sense, and help you move into year-end with a clear, confident plan.

Even though the 2026 tax season is well and truly behind us, it could be a good idea to start thinking about next year’s filing season. It might feel too early to start thinking about 2027’s filing season, but scheduling a mid-year tax checkup can help you stay ahead of income changes, line up your withholding, and reduce the chances of a surprise when you file.

Swipe for a few key benefits of doing a mid-year tax checkup of your personal taxes.

If you’ve had any income changes, life events, new side income, or big expenses this year, or if you simply want peace of mind, we’d be happy to schedule a short mid-year tax checkup with you. We can review where you stand, identify any adjustments worth making, and help you finish the year with a clear plan. Reach out today to get started.

Important reminder: Second-quarter estimated tax payments are due on June 15th, covering income earned from April 1st through May 31st.

Submitting payments on time can help you avoid interest and penalties while keeping your year-end tax expectations on track.

If you have any questions or would like to confirm your estimated payment amount, feel free to contact our office. We are happy to help.

With tax deadlines just around the corner, make sure you're prepared! Here’s a quick breakdown of what you need to know:

🗓️ Individual Tax Returns: Due April 15, 2025. Need more time? File Form 4868 by April 15th for an extension until October 15th. (Note: You must still pay any owed taxes by April 15th to avoid penalties!)

🗓️ S Corporations & Partnerships: Returns are due March 17th, but you can file for a six-month extension until September 15th with Form 7004.

🗓️ C Corporations: Due April 15th (for calendar year corporations). Fiscal year corporations must file by the 15th day of the fourth month after their year-end. However, if your corporation operates on a June 30th fiscal year, you have an earlier filing deadline of September 15th. Need extra time? You can request a six-month extension with Form 7004.

Act fast! If you need help filing your taxes or an extension, we’re here to assist. 📲 Reach out with any questions.

As we enter our busiest season, we want to remind you that the deadline to file your individual tax return is Tuesday, April 15.

✅ If we've already arranged to prepare your return, no worries — we’ve got it covered! We’ll be in touch if we need anything else from you.

📄 Haven’t sent in all your tax documents yet? Be sure to submit them as soon as possible so we can file on time.

Tax season is in full swing, and two important filing deadlines are coming up:

📅 March 17 – Deadline for S Corporations and Partnerships
📅 April 15 – Deadline for C Corporations

If we’ve already discussed your return, no worries — we’ve got everything under control! If not, let’s get the ball rolling. Reach out to us today, and we’ll make sure you’re all set.