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Tax Filing Season Delayed for Cheshire Residents

The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season. Do you know the changes and where to file your taxes in Cheshire?

You'll have to wait a bit if you are used to filing your annual tax return at the earliest possible date.

The Internal Revenue Service has revised its opening date for tax season — pushing it eight days to January 30, 2013.

The tax filing deadline is Monday, April 15.

The IRS will begin accepting tax returns on January 30, 2013. Most taxpayers should be able to file on that date though some revised forms may not be immediately available.

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You can blame the delay on the federal "fiscal cliff" crisis and the new tax bill Congress passed just after Dec. 31. You can find more information in this Forbes article.

Electronic filing season was originally set to start on Jan. 22 this year.

As a result of the delay, nobody will get a refund in January, an H&R Block official told Financial Advisor.

Where to file your taxes in Cheshire

  1. H & R Block - (203) 699-1040
  2. Howard J Nitkin Financial - (203) 250-1040
  3. Robert D Iannucci LLC - (203) 272-8303
  4. Ciampi Tax & Financial Svc LLC - (203) 271-3801
  5. Carol Doheny Tax Preparer - (203) 439-2531

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