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I. Pre Start-up/Assessing Your Business Idea II. Starting Your Business/Keeping Records III. Guidance for Special Types of Businesses IV. Hiring Employees V. Preparing Your Tax Return(s) and Information Returns VI.  Filing Your Returns and Paying Taxes - Including Electronic Options VII.  Post-Filing Issues VIII. Other Tax Issues of Interest IX. Index of Business Forms and Publications Including: Highlights of the New Tax Law Changes X. Changing Your Business or Getting Out of Business XI. Alerts and Tutorials XII. Directory of Internet and Other Resources
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Introduction

A tax calendar is a 12-month calendar divided into quarters. Thecalendar gives specific due dates for the following.

Who should use this publication?Primarily, employers need to use this publication. However, thegeneral tax calendar has important due dates for all types ofbusinesses and for individuals. Anyone who must pay excise taxes mayneed the excise tax calendar.

What does the publication contain?The publication contains the following.

  1. A section on how to use the tax calendars.
  2. Three tax calendars:
    1. General,
    2. Employer's, and
    3. Excise.
  3. A table showing the semiweekly deposit due dates for2000.

What are the advantages of using the tax calendars?By using the calendars, you do not have to figure the datesyourself, can file timely, and avoid penalties. You do not have toadjust the due dates for Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays. Inaddition, if you use the employer's or excise tax calendars, you donot have to adjust the dates for special banking rules.

Which calendar(s) should I use?Marbella find hotelsTo decide which calendar(s) to use, first look at the general taxcalendar and highlight the dates that apply to you. Then, if you arean employer, use the employer's tax calendar. If you must pay excisetaxes, use the excise tax calendar. Depending on your situation, youmay need to use more than one calendar.

Useful Publications

What is not in these calendars?The calendars do not cover the employment or excise tax depositrules. You can find the deposit rules for employment taxes inPublication 15, Circular E, Employer's Tax Guide. Thedeposit rules for excise taxes are in Publication 510, ExciseTaxes for 2000, and in the instructions for Form 720,Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return. hoteles en CopenhagueIn addition, thecalendars do not cover the filing and other requirements concerningthe following.

  • Estate taxes.
  • Gift taxes.
  • Trusts.
  • Exempt organizations.
  • Certain types of corporations.

ERROR MSGWhat other publications and tax forms will I need?Table 1 ERROR MSGlists other publications you may need to order.Each calendar lists the forms you may need.

See How To Get More Information near the end of thispublication for information about getting publications and forms.

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