Can’t finish your federal income tax return by the April 18 deadline? There’s still time to get an automatic six-month extension. There are four ways to obtain an extension: File a paper copy of Form 4868 with the IRS and enclose your payment of estimated tax due. File for an extension electronically using the IRS e-file system on your computer....

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During this time of year, many folks request us to file extensions for them. Many of them are under the mistaken impression that filing the extension also extends the time to pay the taxes due. This is not the case; the extension of time to file your taxes is simply an extension of time to file the form, not to...

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If you need more time to file your 2014 income tax return, you can get an extension — and no explanation is necessary. You may have a very good reason for wanting more time to file your 2014 individual income tax return. For instance, you might want to hold off funding a retirement plan such as a Keogh or SEP...

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April 15 will be here before you know it. If you won’t be able to complete your income tax return by then, don’t forget to file a Form 4868 with the IRS to give yourself up to six additional months to get it done. Be aware, however, that an extension to file does not extend your time to pay. The...

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If you need more time to file your 2012 income tax return, you can get an extension — and no explanation is necessary. You may have a very good reason for wanting more time to file your 2012 individual income tax return. For instance, you might want to hold off funding a retirement plan such as a Keogh or SEP...

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