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@iooc821253 - your post is somewhat unclear.
if you filed for the extension and paid the estimated taxes due by April 17, then you don't have to worry about a penalty for late filing. I am assuming you are now due a slight refund.
But if you are saying you filed for the extenson this week and paid what you calculated the taxes to be, then the payment is late and subject to late penalites, which the IRS will determine and let you know about at a later date.
As far as I know, I am not entitled to a refund. I filed for the extension before April 17. I was wondering if I should be fine until they send me something or if there is a way to resolve the matter now. From what I gather, I should be fine until I receive something? Thank you.
@iooc821253 correct - I would do nothing at this time ; if the amount you owed when you finally filed was minimual then any late fee will be minimal as well
the correct action is to pay the amount you owe now, even if you are going to file in October.
You can pay online at the IRS website.
This will minimize your late payment penalty and interest.
"As far as I know, I am not entitled to a refund. "
This confused me.
If you filed already you must know the "amount you owe".
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