Your deadline to file a tax extension depends on which form you need to file:

Business Tax Extension March 15th can be filed with IRS Form 7004 for Multi-Member LLCs, C-Corporations, S-Corporations, Partnerships, Trusts, and Estates for an automatic 7 month extension.

Personal Tax Extension April 15th can be filed with IRS Form 4868 for Individuals, 1099 Contractors, Sole Proprietors, and Single Member LLCs to extend time to file until October 15th.

Exempt Organization Tax Extension is an automatic 6-month extension which tax-exempt groups file with IRS Form 8868 typically by the 15th day of the 5th month after their tax year ends.

An automatic 30-day information return tax extension can be filed with IRS Form 8809 for IRS Form W-2G, 1042-S, 1094-C, 1095, 1097, 1098, 1099, 3921, 3922, 5498, and 8027.

IRS TAX EXTENSION FORM

An IRS tax extension extends the amount of time to E-File Form 7004, 4868, 8868, and 8809 with the IRS; however, it does not increase the amount of time to pay your taxes. Filing a tax extension with an IRS-Authorized e-file provider such as ExpressExtension.com is the easiest way to request extra time - e-filing your extension only takes a few minutes. When applying for a tax extension, you need to know the appropriate tax return for your personal, business, nonprofit tax form and information returns. The IRS has authorized ExpressExtension.com as an official e-file provider for personal tax extensions with IRS Form 4868, business tax extensions with IRS Form 7004, nonprofit tax extensions with IRS Form 8868 and information return extension with IRS Form 8809

If you are not adequately prepared to file by the tax deadline, the IRS strongly recommends e-file a tax extension to avoid penalties. The process is quick and easy with ExpressExtension and approved extensions allow you up to an additional 6 months to file your tax return.

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