As the U.S. government faces a potential shutdown on October 15, taxpayers are left wondering if tax extension deadlines will remain in effect. Despite operational limitations at the IRS, the October ...

The IRS has funds to keep the agency working for the first five days of a government shutdown. Taxpayers who received an extension to file their 2024 tax return have until Oct. 15 to do so, but they ...

The IRS extension deadline is fast approaching for taxpayers who requested additional time to file their 2024 federal tax returns. While the standard deadline for these extensions is October 15, 2025, ...

For most taxpayers, the federal tax deadline is April 15. It's possible to push that due date to Oct. 15 by filing for an extension. But you still must pay your taxes by the original due date to avoid ...

Running behind schedule and need to get an extension to file your income taxes? You can apply for an automatic six-month extension, but you need to act soon, or otherwise, you're risking a late-file ...

If you’re scrambling to file your taxes before the deadline, you’re not alone. Each year, millions of Americans request a tax extension, which gives you an extra six months to file your return to the ...

Every spring, taxpayers across the country rush to pull together the forms, receipts and financial records required to file their taxes before the April 15th deadline. No matter how prepared you think ...

A tax filing extension provides taxpayers with additional time to submit their federal tax returns. While the standard deadline for filing and paying taxes is April 15, 2025, an extension grants an ...

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has unveiled a new automatic extension for certain U.S. taxpayers residing outside the country, allowing them until June 16, 2025, to file their 2024 tax returns.

If you can't file your taxes by the April 15 deadline, there's a free, easy way to submit a federal tax extension online, experts say. Nearly 1 in 3 American admit that they procrastinate when it ...

Nearly 1 in 3 American admit that they procrastinate when it comes filing their taxes, according to a January survey of more than 1,000 U.S. filers from IPX1031, an investment property exchange ...