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Extension Deadline is October 15

Deadline for Extensions is October 15

…So “Here We Come”

Updated September 21, 2020:  It’s funny…October 15 seems to come around every year. And we had so much fun with this blog post last year that we’ve decided to rebroadcast it.

It’s still a great tune.
It’s still a great reminder of what’s due next month.
It’s still a fun blog post to hopefully brighten up your day a bit.

Be sure to hit play on this while you read through the following. 🙂

Here we come…
Just as certain as Fall
We get the funniest looks from
Everyone we call

Hey, hey, we’re extensions
Betcha can’t believe they’re due
You’ve been too busy singing
To put any numbers through

We got to file you by 10/15
C corps that’s you too
Know it’s not what you like
But there’s still things you can do

You don’t have time to get restless
Self-employed SEP can still be done
Set it up and fund it today
Put your money down, son

Elect in or out of bonus or Section 179
Maybe you’re thinkin’ about next year
You could also take any refund
And apply it to lessen your fear

Hey, hey, we’re extensions
Betcha can’t believe they’re due
You’ve been too busy singing
To put any numbers through

My dog ate my records
Well that just ain’t gonna fly
But if you’re due a refund
You’ve got 3 years to comply

Hey, hey, we’re extensions
Better get those numbers down
You gotta get ready Freddy
So the 15th doesn’t make you frown…

by Tom O’Saben, EA

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