Don't Miss the April 30 Deadline: Prepare Q1 2025 Form 941 Filing with Tax1099
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Don't Miss the April 30 Deadline: Prepare Q1 2025 Form 941 Filing with Tax1099
Stay ahead of the curve! Tax1099, a leading IRS-authorized e-filing platform, reminds businesses to prepare and file Form 941 before the due date to ensure compliance and avoid costly IRS penalties.
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Form 941 Due Dates for 2025 Tax Year
Q1 (January-March): 941 Due Date April 30, 2025
Q2 (April-June): 941 Due Date July 31, 2025
Q3 (July-September): 941 Due Date October 31, 2025
Q4 (October-December): 941 Due Date January 31, 2026
Businesses need to report federal withholdings from employees, including:
Wages paid to employees.
All federal income tax withholdings.
All reported employee tips.
Employer and employee shares of Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to any additional Medicare tax withholdings.
Any quarterly adjustments to Social Security or Medicare taxes for things like sick pay or tips.
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