Category: Taxes for Prior Years

If you don’t file your past year taxes you may not receive your 2014 tax refund! Filing past year taxes is super important for a variety of reasons. After all, if you were required to file in the past and never did, you can face fines and even serious charges! The Reasons Why You Shouldn’t […]

Fall is a great time to go through old belongings, throw out and donate what you don’t need and organize what you want to keep. Fall cleaning often means throwing out a bunch of useless papers and junk. However, it’s a good idea to be careful of throwing away old tax returns.The general rule of thumb […]

Were you deployed during tax season and didn’t file taxes? If you were in the military and missed filing prior year taxes, it’s not too late. If you were deployed and missed filing taxes, don’t worry. In fact, tax deadlines are extended for many of those in the military. Not to mention, the deadline extensions […]

How to file 2011 taxes and get your refund Everyone makes mistakes. Sometimes life just gets away from you and before you know it whole years have passed. If that happened to you with your taxes and you still haven’t filed a 2011 return, never fear. You can file right here on PriorTax and even […]

The Last Day to get a 2010 Tax Refund was April 15, 2014. According to the IRS, you have three years after the original due date to file a late return and still get a refund. 2010 returns were due on April 18, 2011. If you were expecting a refund from your 2011 taxes, you […]

There are plenty of reasons to file late; many of which involve saving money There are plenty of reasons for not filing a tax return with the IRS: maybe you forgot, maybe you didn’t have enough money to pay your tax bill. Before you know it months turn into years and you’re on the hook […]

Generally, you must amend your return within three years of filing or two years of paying. Have you discovered a mistake you on a previous year’s tax return you already filed with the IRS? You have an obligation to fix it by filing an amended return. But don’t worry – it’s not all bad news. […]

Once you’ve paid your taxes, you might want to wave them goodbye. However, it’s never that easy, is it? Since your taxes are a link between what you say you’ve made and what your employers say they’ve paid you, your past year tax forms are often an easy way for you to prove how much money […]