Hi everyone,
I’m new to using compliance calendar software for managing deadlines, and I’ve come across some confusion regarding how to integrate it with tax filing deadlines.
I understand that compliance calendars help track important filing dates, but I’m specifically interested in how the software accounts for variations in tax filing dates, such as extensions or changes made by the IRS (like those for COVID-19 relief).
Do compliance calendar tools automatically adjust for these changes, or do I need to manually update the deadlines in the system? Additionally, how does the calendar handle multi-state tax filings, especially when different states have different due dates or rules around extensions?
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Any insights or tips from those experienced with using compliance calendars in a tax compliance context would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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