Steps to E-file Form 4868
Information Required to E-File Form 4868 Online
When Filing Your Personal Tax Extension Form 4868 you'll need the following information,
- Personal details such as Name, SSN, Address
- Total tax liability and Payment for the 2023 tax year
- Tax Balance due if any
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Frequently Asked Questions on Form 4868
What is IRS Form 4868?
Form 4868 is used by individuals to receive an automatic IRS tax extension of up to 6 months to file their 1040 returns. If you require more time to finish and submit your tax return, you can apply for a federal tax extension by filing Form 4868.
The following Forms can be extended through Form 4868:
Form 1040 | Form 1040A | Form 1040-EZ | Form 1040NR | Form 1040NR-EZ | Form 1040-PR or 1040-SS |
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When is the Deadline to file IRS Form 4868?
The deadline to file personal tax extension Form 4868 is the same as the deadline for the tax return for which you request an extension.
The deadline to file Form 4868 is April 15, 2024 for the 2023 Tax Year.
Filing Form 4868 extends your deadline up to October 15, 2024.
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What are the penalties for Filing Form 1040 late?
The penalty is eventually 5% of the amount due for each month or part of a month your 1040 return is late. The maximum penalty is 25%.
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