If you’re a business owner with multiple entities, investments, or operations across states or if your tax situation feels too complex for a traditional CPA then Gelt is likely a perfect fit. We thrive on complexity and love uncovering missed opportunities. Whether you're scaling a company, managing layered business structures, or trying to keep up with evolving tax laws, we’re built to help you optimize every angle. Bring it on.
Estimated Tax Payment. Select this quarterly payment type when you do not have tax withheld or not enough tax withheld from wages or income as you earn it (Form 540-ES). For more information, see estimated tax payments.
Bill Payment. Select this payment type to: - Pay a bill or notice. - Make a payment on your existing balance due. - Pay a dishonored payment penalty. - Pay the mandatory e-Pay penalty.
Tax Return Payment. Select this payment type when you: - File a current or prior year tax return with a balance due (Form 540, 540A, 540 2EZ, or 540NR) - e-file and have a Payment Voucher for Individual e-filed Returns (Form 3582)
Amended Tax Return Payment. Select this payment type when you file a current or prior year amended tax return with a balance due.
Extension Payment (Form 3519). Select this payment type when you: - Owe a balance due on your tax return due by April 15th, and - Plan to file your tax return by the extended due date of October 15th. If the 15th falls on a non-banking day (weekend day or a banking holiday), your payment is due on the next business day following the non-banking day. Note: This does not extend the time for payment of tax; the full amount of tax must be paid by the original due date.
Notice of Proposed Assessment (NPA) or Form 3834 Payment. Select this payment type to: - Pay a Notice of Proposed Assessment. - Make a payment for a balance due calculated on Form 3834. Note: These payments will be reflected on your account as a NPA Payment.
Pending Audit Tax Deposit Payment (Form 3576). Select this payment type if you are making a payment on a pending tax assessment. You will be asked the source of the pending tax assessment: - Payment details (amount & date, up to one year in advance) - Bank account details (routing & account number, type of account)
Step 2: Review and Complete Payment
Review the summary of your payment information, and make any necessary changes.
It is essential that the following information is correct:
Tax Year for Payment
Payment Amount
Bank Routing & Account Numbers
Sign electronically by entering your full name and Tax ID (SSN or ITIN)
IRS Furloughs Nearly Half Its Staff - Here’s What It Means for You
October 9th 2025 - IRS furloughs 34,000 employees (about 46% of staff), pausing most mail, help lines, and admin functions.
Tax deadlines remain in place — October 15 extension filers must still submit and pay on time.
E-filing, online payments, and IRS systems remain active but may process more slowly.
Expect refund and correspondence delays; stay proactive and keep confirmations for all filings.
Business
Sep 25, 2025
Tax Deductions for Businesses: Maximize Your Savings
Running a business means juggling a lot of responsibilities—employees, clients, revenue, and of course, taxes. One of the best ways to protect your profits and keep more money in your business is by maximizing the tax deductions available to you. Business tax deductions are IRS-allowed expenses that reduce taxable income, ultimately lowering the amount of tax you owe. Missing out on them can directly cut into your bottom line. In this guide, we’ll cover 30+ deductions you might be overlooking, highlight common mistakes, and show you how to use deductions strategically to minimize your tax burden.
Dependents
Aug 12, 2025
How to: Hire a Household Employee
Everybody needs help running the house - if you’re one of the fortunate ones who can hire a household employee to help you - you should know about your obligations and risks. It can be a bit overwhelming, but your obligations include withholding and paying Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment taxes. Additionally, you’ll need to file specific tax forms and may face penalties if you fail to meet these requirements. You may want to talk to your insurance agent and make sure you are covered in case something bad happen to the employee while they are working for you as well.