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Employers: Deferred due date for Form 940, if timely deposits were made. 2/20/ ... of March 2014 (monthly filer) or the first quarter of 2014 (quarterly filer). 4/25/ ...

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How to Fill Out 2014 Tax Calendar:

1. Gather all necessary documents: Before filling out the 2014 tax calendar, you will need to make sure you have all the relevant documents from that year. This can include W-2 forms, 1099 forms, receipts for deductions, and any other relevant financial records.
2. Understand important dates: The 2014 tax calendar will have deadlines for filing your taxes, submitting payment, and other important dates. Make sure you understand these deadlines and mark them clearly on your calendar.
3. Fill in personal information: The tax calendar may require you to provide your personal information. This can include your name, address, social security number, and other identifying details. Fill in this information accurately and thoroughly.
4. Note income sources: In the tax calendar, you may need to indicate your various sources of income from the year 2014. This can include wages, self-employment income, rental income, investment income, and any other income sources. Take the time to accurately note these down.
5. Deductions and credits: The tax calendar may provide spaces for you to claim deductions and credits. These can include deductions for education expenses, mortgage interest, medical expenses, and various credits such as the Earned Income Credit or Child Tax Credit. Make sure to accurately list any deductions or credits that apply to you.
6. Calculate taxes owed or refund due: Once you have filled in all the necessary information, use the tax calendar to calculate the taxes owed or refund due for the year 2014. Follow the instructions provided to ensure accurate calculations.

Who Needs 2014 Tax Calendar For:

1. Individuals: Any individual who earned income in the year 2014 and is required to file a tax return will need the 2014 tax calendar. This includes both employed individuals and self-employed individuals.
2. Small business owners: If you operated a small business in the year 2014, the 2014 tax calendar will be useful for keeping track of important tax deadlines, filing requirements, and estimated tax payments.
3. Investors and taxpayers with investments: Individuals who had investments, such as stocks, bonds, or rental properties, in the year 2014 will benefit from using the 2014 tax calendar to ensure they meet all the necessary reporting and payment obligations.
4. Tax professionals: Accountants, tax preparers, and tax professionals who assist individuals and businesses with their tax filings will need the 2014 tax calendar to stay organized and informed about important tax deadlines and requirements for their clients.

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