The federal tax is one of the main tax categories in the United States, which is directly levied by the IRS over the annual taxable income of individuals and legal entities. It also constitutes the largest revenue source of the US government.

A federal tax return is a document filed annually with the IRS that reports your company’s income, expenses, and other pertinent tax information. It is crucial for legal compliance, ensuring your business pays the correct amount of taxes.

It also helps maintain good financial records and can be important for securing business loans or investments.

Deadlines vary depending on the business structure. Generally, corporations and individuals must file by April 15, while partnerships and S-corporations are required to submit their tax returns by March 15. However, if these dates fall on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the next business day.

Extensions are available but must be requested before the original due date.  

Failing to timely file tax returns can lead to severe consequences, including IRS penalties surpassing $25,000 or even business dissolution. However, with Clemta’s advanced taxation and compliance tools, we ensure you remain compliant and avoid such pitfalls.

Yes, international entrepreneurs may be eligible for certain tax treaties, exemptions, or credits based on bilateral agreements between the U.S. and their home country.

Additionally, issues like double taxation, transfer pricing, and reporting of foreign assets are important and should be considered case-by-case.