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Do you need to file an extension? PSA can help contact us today!! business line 708-320-9733 or call our office and make an appointment 773-624-9791

Corporate Taxes were due March 15th
Individuals/Sole Prop are due April 15th
LLC/Partnerships are due April 15th
Non Profit taxes are due May 15th
Estimated Tax Payments due June 15th
Patrice L Stewart
"The Tax Daughter"
www.patricelstewart.com

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