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Happy Easter from Treu Accounting! 🥕

We hope your day includes some good food, time with family, and a little extra chocolate.

While you're hunting for eggs, don’t forget that April 15th is the deadline for filing your individual return.

Need help after the holiday? Reach out anytime - we’ve got you covered!

A helpful cheat sheet to keep in your back pocket for this season!

How to Pay Your State Tax Balance: A Complete Guide for Every State - Treu Accounting | Your Strategic Partner If you’ve just finished your tax return and discovered you owe state taxes, your next question is probably, “Okay… how do I actually pay this?”The answer depends on where you live, and the rules, payment methods, and forms vary widely from state to state. Some states allow easy online paymen...

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Even careful taxpayers can slip up! Missing a 1099, overstating a deduction, or misclassifying an expense can quietly turn an accurate return into one that’s “substantially incorrect.” These kinds of errors can trigger steep penalties, growing interest, and a longer audit window from the IRS.

If you think your return could be affected, it’s smart to act now. Don’t wait for an IRS notice - contact us today!

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