The online payment system, which allows you to pay the IRS directly from your bank account, debit card, credit card or digital wallet, has a box you can check if you need to file for an extension.

Here's what to know about filing tax extensions, and if you live in a state with an automatically extended deadline.

Today is Tax Day, which means many ... not to worry: The Internal Revenue Service makes it possible to request a deadline extension. And residents in several states hit this year with severe ...

Requesting an extension from the IRS can provide much-needed breathing room for taxpayers struggling to meet the April 15 deadline. However, while it grants additional time to file, it does not extend ...

However, an extension applies only to filing—not for tax payments. Taxes owed remain due April 15, 2025, to avoid penalties and interest. 3 ways to request an extension. IRS Fre ...

If you need extra time to file your tax return, the IRS has your back. Individual filers can request an automatic extension by using IRS Free File—a no-cost online platform open to everyone ...

The traditional penalty for an individual who has not filed their taxes by the deadline is 5 percent of the tax due for each month the return is late. The penalty accrues up to a maximum of 25 percent ...

The IRS reminds disaster victims that the extended tax deadline is May 1, 2025, for those in FEMA-designated areas ...

In the wake of recent natural disasters, the IRS has granted automatic tax extensions to residents in certain states. This ...

Have you filed your taxes yet? If you live in Georgia, it's time to make sure everything is finished and sent to the IRS by midnight.