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Why is the deadline for filing taxes not the same as the deadline for hiring tax support?

In this video, Diego Sampaio explains a critical difference that many international entrepreneurs overlook during Tax Season: the deadline for filing taxes with the IRS is not the same as the deadline for starting the tax preparation process. One of the most common mistakes is believing that it is enough to hire support one or two days before the official deadline. In practice, preparing a tax return is a multi-stage process that requires time, review, and validation of information. In this video you will learn: Why hiring tax support at the last minute increases the risk of errors What is the recommended deadline to start the process before the official deadline How the real step-by-step process of preparing a return with the IRS works The difference between the filing date and the service hiring date How timing impacts the speed of a possible tax refund What actually requesting an extension from the IRS implies Why an extension does not eliminate interest or penalties if there are taxes to pay How to use the Compliance Calendar to anticipate your obligations How the tax process works within the Globalfy platform, from sending information to signing and filing This content is aimed at international entrepreneurs with companies in the United States who want to comply with their tax obligations in an organized manner, without improvisation and without leaving everything for the last minute. 🌎 Globalfy supports entrepreneurs from over 100 countries in operating companies in the United States with tax compliance, clear processes, and human support in Spanish, Portuguese, and English. 🔗 Useful Links: Know our plans: https://globalfy.com/en/ Talk to a specialist: https://globalfy.com/en/talk-to-sales/ Learn more about Tax Season, deadlines, and compliance in the US: https://globalfy.com/es/blog 📢 Subscribe to the channel to follow this series and understand how to properly prepare for Tax Season and avoid costly mistakes when operating a company in the United States.