@macuser_22 wrote:
@fanfare wrote:
Hi @macuser_22
Can you back me up on this post 03-14-2022 10:27 PM
You're the one who informed me on this.
Unless I completely misread your posts last year.
I don't see any post at that time - on 3/14/22 at 9:30 PM and your answer is correct. The 8915-E (-T & -S) was a 2020 only form and is replaced with the new 2021 8915-F that is scheduled for the 3/24/2022 update.
Do you mean the post at 7:27 and 7:48 about extensions?
Unless you file an extension by the due date (4/17/2022) OR have filed the 2021 tax return by the due date then an extension *is* necessary.
A timely filed tax return by the due date (4/15/22) is granted an automatic extension so a separate extensions is not needed. (There will be no late penalty for paperwork filed late if the basic tax return was filed on time.) [I forget the section of the tax code that spells out automatic extensions".]
This can come into play for "return of contributions" from retirement plans that must be done before the due date (or extended due date). Timely filing a tax return before the due date gives until the extended due date to remove the contribution without filing an separate extension.
**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**
