An Extension only extends the time to file from April 15th to October 15th of the same year.
If no money is owed with the tax return, and any payments that were made previously were made on time, you will not be subject to underpayment or late payment penalties. However, you may still be subject to a penalty for late filing.
Also note the IRS can prepare a substitute return for you based on information it receives from other sources, which may overstate your income.
See the attached link to the IRS web page "What Will Happen If You Don't File Your Past Due Return or Contact the IRS," which includes additional links you may find useful.
October 15th 2009
When filing an extension for income taxes related to gift taxes, you are granted an automatic extension. As long as the paperwork is filed on time, an automatic 6 month extension is given.
A federal S corporation extension is not valid for Florida. A state form F-7004 must be filed before the corporate deadline, and grants an automatic six month extension.
For Federal income tax for most people they are due on or before April 15, of the year following the reporting year. Some State returns have different deadlines. However, a 6 month extension of time to file is easily available. (But note that is an extension fo filing the complete return, NOT paying. Payments are due, through quarterly estimates or payroll withholding throughout the reporting year. An underpayment during this time can be made right with the filing of the return, or extension, on April 15. Failing to make adequate payments can also void the extension and subject someone to penalties and interest). An un-filed return is ALWAYS open to audit and assesment by the Government, as no statute of limitations even starts to run until one is filed. It may be filed at ANYTIME after the due date. An incorrect return may be corected by filing an amended return, anytime after the original filing...although the time to obtain a refund is limited.
April 15th is when yearly taxes are due. although an extension can be filed
Yes, as long as you file it by the extension date.
in what states are the unemployment benefits extension automatically filed
October 15th 2009
Ask the executor or ask the clerk of the court where she filed for an extension.
When filing an extension for income taxes related to gift taxes, you are granted an automatic extension. As long as the paperwork is filed on time, an automatic 6 month extension is given.
A federal S corporation extension is not valid for Florida. A state form F-7004 must be filed before the corporate deadline, and grants an automatic six month extension.
For Federal income tax for most people they are due on or before April 15, of the year following the reporting year. Some State returns have different deadlines. However, a 6 month extension of time to file is easily available. (But note that is an extension fo filing the complete return, NOT paying. Payments are due, through quarterly estimates or payroll withholding throughout the reporting year. An underpayment during this time can be made right with the filing of the return, or extension, on April 15. Failing to make adequate payments can also void the extension and subject someone to penalties and interest). An un-filed return is ALWAYS open to audit and assesment by the Government, as no statute of limitations even starts to run until one is filed. It may be filed at ANYTIME after the due date. An incorrect return may be corected by filing an amended return, anytime after the original filing...although the time to obtain a refund is limited.
April 15th is when yearly taxes are due. although an extension can be filed
A petition for extension of H2B status can only be filed by an employer in possesion of a Labor Certification. The best way to find H2B jobs and get help with your H2B visa extension is to sign up with an trusted agency. You can also try searching for job at www.h2bportal.com. You have to have a job first before you can have employer file extension for you.
People must have the documentations stamped in their home country. Therefore to renew an H4 Visa the person must return to the country of origin. An extension may be filed from the host country.
File an extension. Here is the form for extensions: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4868.pdf If you owe money, send the money with the extension. Then go back to your employer and ask for another W-2. Then file your return.
You can file your taxes anytime after your extension, be sure to file before October 15th of that filing year. You may suffer penalties and interest higher than what you would have if you filed by that date. Also, remember to at least pay something with your extension to show the IRS that you have intentions of paying your federal liability. It is best to pay as much as you can to pay down the debt.