6 Month IRS Tax Filing Extension

	Extend your IRS tax filing date to October 15th. E-File your tax filing extension with the IRS and get a response within 24 hours.

Did you know you can extend your IRS tax filing date to October 15th? Most people don't, but if you're tight on time come April 17th you can e-file for your automatic tax extension. In just a few minutes, you can have your extension filed and get an automatic 6 month extension on filing your taxes.

However, the tax extension does not mean you don't have to pay any tax obligations you may have until October. You are still responsible for paying any taxes you owe by April 17th. If you don't pay your taxes by April 17th expect to pay penalties and interest. Typically the interest is about 8% and you may also be forced to pay the late payment penalty.

The penalties due for not paying on time are fairly low in comparison to the charges for filing late. If you don't file for an extension and don't file before end of day April 17th, expect to pay about 5% of the amount you owe PER MONTH. The penalties can really add up so file for your extension today.