Time is running out for employers to
submit the third-quarter IRS Form 941, is due October 31, 2025. Businesses that miss the filing deadline face stiff IRS penalties, interest, and compliance risks. To help companies avoid costly mistakes, Halfpricesoft has just released the latest ezAccounting 2025 and 2026 Bundle version software featuring a new, integrated 941 e-file add-on option that makes electronic submission fast, secure, and effortless. Additionally, this removes the time waiting for a TCC code because no TCC code is needed with this feature.
Filing Form 941 electronically through ezAccounting offers a faster and safer alternative to paper filing. The e-file service uses a secure, IRS-compliant system that helps small businesses, accountants, and payroll managers stay compliant and confident.
The 2025 edition of ezAccounting is an all-in-one business software that handles payroll, accounting, invoicing, and tax reporting — now with the ability to e-file 940 and 941 forms directly through an IRS-approved system. No TCC required! Businesses that already own ezAccounting 2025 can simply add the new 941 e-file feature to their software.
Why File 941 on Time?Legal Requirement:
Form 941 is used to report federal income tax withheld from employee wages, along with the employer and employee portions of Social Security and Medicare taxes. Most employers must file it quarterly unless the IRS authorizes them to file Form 944 annually.
Costly Penalties:
Failing to file or pay on time may result in penalties of up to 25% of the tax owed, in addition to daily interest charges.
Compliance Risk:
Late or missing filings can trigger IRS notices, audits, and payroll disruptions.
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