How To Extend A Tax Return With An Extension?
If you are due a federal income tax return and you need an additional time to file, you may be able to apply for an income tax extension. Extensions are not automatic and must be requested from the IRS.
If you are looking for an income tax extension, you may contact us. We can help you get the extension you need and make the process as easy as possible.
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There are several factors that will affect whether or not the IRS will approve your application for an income tax extension. You can find out if you qualify for an extension by consulting with a tax advisor.
Tax season can be a rather daunting task. Not only do you have to worry about filing your taxes, but you may also need to extend your tax return if you’re due one. Extended returns can be a bit confusing, so let’s take a look at the basics of extending a tax return and how it works.
First and foremost, make sure you are eligible to file an extension. Generally, you must have paid all of your taxes owed by the due date (including any late payment penalties) in order to file for an extension. You cannot use an extension to avoid paying taxes that you owe.
Next, gather all of the documentation you need in order to file your extension. This includes your federal income tax return (including all schedules), pay stubs, bank statements, proof of residency (if filing as a foreign resident), and more.