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So, while you may file or submit your tax return twice, only one return will be accepted by the IRS. Therefore, you may submit duplicate tax returns, but only one will actually be accepted and filed.
Separate, and with proof of mailing/delivery. Even when mailing one, it can happen it gets misapplied (as I am dealing with personally at present). I usually mail them separately with assigned USPS-certified mail for each quarter.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Form 941 Line 1: List the number of employees you paid during the quarter. Line 2: Report the total compensation you paid to the applicable employees during the quarter. Line 3: List the federal income tax withheld from employee wages, tips, and other compensation.
The fastest way to file Form 941 is through the federal e-File system. Business taxpayers can access e-File through most tax preparation software for small businesses. Your accountant or tax professional should also have access to e-File. You can also mail Form 941.
The IRS has released changes to Form 941 for the 2024 tax year. There are a few changes to Form 941 that employers should be aware of before filing Form 941. The Social Security wage base limit has been updated for 2024. The revised instructions indicate the removal of COVID-19 credits.
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The IRS will return your second tax return due to duplicate filing and will not consider it. Dear Customer,The IRS will not compare duplicated tax returns. For them, Tax returns are duplicated if filed for the tax year, and under the same SSN. They will only process the tax returns, which arrive at the IRS first.
So if you have one EIN, you will only file one 941. A business can have multiple segments and bank accounts under one roof in the form of an EIN. You will also have only one tax filing associated with the one EIN.
Can you file taxes for two jobs separately? No, you dont need to file taxes for two jobs (or more than two jobs) separately. The IRS only requires one tax return per person, regardless of how many jobs you have.

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