IRS extends the time for those taxpayers who haven’t requested a filing extension for income tax refund claims.
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Income Tax Claims: IRS Extends Due Date For Filing
Time is running out and the deadline will end days from now. Those taxpayers who haven’t requested a filing extension will still have time to file. The filing season will end on May 18, and extension filers who owe taxes should pay as much as possible to reduce interest and penalties.
On January 11, the IRS announced that California storm victims, who are serving in the military abroad or who don’t reside in recognized disaster areas have now until May 15, 2023, to file for the income tax claims According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Those taxpayers who took advantage of the pandemic still have the time to request for extension. To receive an automatic 6months extension to file, you must file Form 4868.
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Income Tax Claims: How To File For Extension?
Filing is available until May 18. E-File is an easy, safe, and accurate way to file your taxes you. Taxpayers can pay online using IRS Direct Pay at no cost or use a debit card, credit card, or Digital Wallet. Each of the taxpayers can log in individually to their online account to view pieces of information about their most recent tax return. They can also view the amount they owe, payment history, payment plan details, and options.
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