With a week to go until Tax Day, if you haven't yet filed your tax return, all is not lost. Here's how to file for an extension.
The regular"timely filing" rules apply – so be sure and get your extension postmarked or e-file accepted by the end of the day on April 15. Assuming you're on time,
you will have six more months to get your return to the IRS and not be subject to the late-filing penalty . For 2019, this means that, with an extension, you’ll have until October 15, 2019, to file a return.An estimate of your total tax liability for 2018;The amount you’re paying with the extension, if any..
If you expect to owe at tax time and you’re filing for an extension, you should make a payment with your extension request to avoid additional interest and penalty. If you need to make a payment with your extension, you can send in a check or money order with your form 4868, pay online, or pay by phone. You can also pay by making a direct transfer from your bank account using
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