Rognan and Associates

Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 6, 2015/06/03) */ The tax return in question was not ready to file until just before the deadline of April due to waiting for a Form K-When the electronic filing was rejected, we immediately filed for an extension of time to file (until October 15, 2015) and e-mailed payment vouchers to the client so that the client would not suffer any additional taxes, interest or penaltiesThese procedures insured that the return would be considered filed on a timely basis if filed before October and that the payments due would be made on a timely basis if the client submitted payment to the IRS and Missouri with the payment vouchers received from our firm prior to the filing deadlineSince we were very busy on the last days of tax season, the additional work of re-printing, collating, attaching forms to the return such as W-2's, preparing pre-addressed envelopes for the client to mail their paper returns to the IRS and Missouri and preparing informational sheets explaining these procedures were delayed until all items with an April deadline had been dealt withOnce again, the only remaining step for the client to fulfill their responsibilities is to file a paper return before October 15, Subsequent to April 15, significant vacation is needed after the stress of working 100+ hours a week for 1/weeks of tax seasonAlso there are many other items which need to be handled as soon as possible after April because they were put on hold until after the tax filing deadline All of these issues are common for a CPA firm on an annual basis In conclusion, as of this date (June 3, 2015) all of the above forms and information sheets have been mailed to the client

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 6, 2015/06/03) */
The tax return in question was not ready to file until just before the deadline of April 15 due to waiting for a Form K-1. When the electronic filing was rejected, we immediately filed for an extension of time to file (until October 15, 2015)...

and e-mailed payment vouchers to the client so that the client would not suffer any additional taxes, interest or penalties. These procedures insured that the return would be considered filed on a timely basis if filed before October 15 and that the payments due would be made on a timely basis if the client submitted payment to the IRS and Missouri with the payment vouchers received from our firm prior to the filing deadline. Since we were very busy on the last days of tax season, the additional work of re-printing, collating, attaching forms to the return such as W-2's, preparing pre-addressed envelopes for the client to mail their paper returns to the IRS and Missouri and preparing informational sheets explaining these procedures were delayed until all items with an April 15 deadline had been dealt with. Once again, the only remaining step for the client to fulfill their responsibilities is to file a paper return before October 15, 2015.
Subsequent to April 15, significant vacation is needed after the stress of working 100+ hours a week for 10 1/2 weeks of tax season. Also there are many other items which need to be handled as soon as possible after April 15 because they were put on hold until after the tax filing deadline.
All of these issues are common for a CPA firm on an annual basis.
In conclusion, as of this date (June 3, 2015) all of the above forms and information sheets have been mailed to the client.