Tax resolution attorney John Willis, CEO and founder of IRSALLSTAR tells readers who were in the recent severe storms in Alabama that they are entitled to file their federal income tax returns as late as July 31, 2019, while the rest of America is in a holding pattern waiting to see if they will get a one month filing reprieve.

Fairhope, AL, March 29, 2019: Tax Attorney John Willis, CEO and founder of IRSALLSTAR.com, recently posted a new article on his website entitled “Tax Filing Extensions For Some And Maybe For All.” Mr. Willis reminds taxpayers who aren’t in the designated disaster area to keep working to meet the usual filing deadline.

Willis writes, “With the 2018 April 15th tax filing deadline just a month away there are those in Washington and other parts of the country hoping to have that deadline extended for all American taxpayers until the 20th of May.” He continues, “The two big reasons some are calling for the extension are, first, the historic 30-day government shutdown and secondly the confusion of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.”

“In the meantime,” says Willis, “while the powers-that-be determine whether or not the Taxpayer Extension Act will be passed or not, some Alabama taxpayers are getting an extension.”

According to Willis, “As it stands right now, according to the IRS, “Victims of the severe storms, tornadoes, and straight-line winds that took place on March 3, 2019 in Alabama may qualify for tax relief from the Internal Revenue Service. The President has declared that a major disaster occurred in the State of Alabama. Following the recent disaster declaration for individual assistance issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the IRS announced today that affected taxpayers in certain areas will receive tax relief. Individuals who reside or have a business in Lee County may qualify for tax relief.”

After including more information about the disaster relief extension, Willis writes, “The rest of the country is in a wait-and-see holding pattern so don’t stop working on your taxes until you know for sure. The Tax Extension Act could be passed, or it could be passed over putting many in the position of requesting extensions.”

The entire article can be read at: http://www.irsallstar.com/articles/tax-filing-extensions-for-some-and-maybe-for-all.php

ABOUT JOHN WILLIS

Mr. Willis believes strongly in supporting and representing the “underdog” and has devoted his entire professional life to protecting and defending those who need it most. As an attorney, Mr. Willis takes his role as “counselor” seriously. His knowledge, creativity and persistence are valuable assets that provide substantial benefits to his clients. He has represented individuals and businesses across the Gulf Coast for over 19 years and he brings together an abundance of skills and experience that can be of assistance to almost anyone.

ABOUT THE IRSALLSTAR TEAM

The IRSALLSTAR team has developed a winning formula to ensure that each client’s individual needs are specifically met. Upon becoming a client of Mr. Willis’ law firm, that client’s immediate needs are assessed, and long-term goals are defined. Experienced professionals on the IRSALLSTAR team then assist each client in developing and implementing a custom-tailored game plan to provide both short-term and long-term relief from his or her serious tax problems. All firm clients are continually coached toward successful tax resolution and final victory over their challenges with the IRS and state taxing authorities.

To learn more about Mr. Willis and his law firm please visit http://www.IRSALLSTAR.com or call toll-free 877-254-4254.