Need A Little More Time For Your Taxes? We Can File You An Extension.
Extension Filing Made Simple with BTS.TAX (online submissions only)
Life can be unpredictable, and sometimes, you need a bit more time to complete your tax return. Fret not – at BTS.TAX, we've got you covered with our hassle-free extension filing service.
Filing an extension doesn't have to be daunting. Our user-friendly process allows you to request an extension quickly and securely. This gives you the breathing room you need to ensure your tax return is accurate and comprehensive.
By choosing our extension filing service, you can avoid potential penalties for late filing. Rest assured, our experienced team will guide you through the process, making sure all necessary information is submitted on time.
Empower yourself with flexibility and peace of mind. Whether it's unexpected circumstances or a complex tax situation, our extension filing service ensures you have the time you need without the stress. Trust BTS.TAX to simplify the extension process, helping you navigate tax season at your own pace.
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Extensions are available starting April 1st
Filing An Extension
When filing a tax extension, it's important to remember that an extension only provides additional time to submit your tax return, not an extension for paying any taxes owed. Therefore, if you owe taxes, you should make an estimated payment when filing an extension to avoid potential penalties and interest. Here's what payments you should consider making:
- Estimate Your Tax Liability: Calculate the estimated amount of taxes you owe for the tax year. This may involve projecting your income, deductions, and credits.
- Make an Estimated Payment: If you owe taxes, it's recommended to make an estimated payment along with your extension request. This payment should ideally cover the expected amount of taxes you owe. You can make this payment electronically through the IRS Direct Pay system, Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS), or by including a check or money order with your extension form.
- Include Payment with Extension Form: If filing a paper extension form (like Form 4868 for federal taxes), include your estimated payment with the form. Make the check or money order payable to the "United States Treasury."
- State Taxes: If you also owe state taxes, check with your state's tax agency to determine their requirements for extension-related payments. Some states might have their own extension forms and payment options.
Remember that even with an extension, interest and penalties may apply to any taxes owed after the regular tax filing deadline. It's advisable to consult a tax professional or use online tax software to accurately calculate your estimated payment and ensure compliance with IRS regulations.
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