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As long as you do not owe any amount, it does not matter--- you just need to file as soon as you can ( definitely do not go past the October 15th deadline). The question of penalty for late filing ( without an extension ) only comes into play if you owe money.
If you do owe money, pay off as soon as you can -- they still count the 15th of April for payment ( for interest computation ). I There are other things to consider to reduce the bite --- . Good Luck.
If you need to prove to a lender that you have filed for an extension ---- when I had to go that route, it was only marginally worthwhile.
Your online tax documents should have the form and that it was transmitted. IRS also sends you an "Accepted" response back. Look at your account.
As long as you do not owe any amount, it does not matter--- you just need to file as soon as you can ( definitely do not go past the October 15th deadline). The question of penalty for late filing ( without an extension ) only comes into play if you owe money.
If you do owe money, pay off as soon as you can -- they still count the 15th of April for payment ( for interest computation ). I There are other things to consider to reduce the bite --- . Good Luck.
If you need to prove to a lender that you have filed for an extension ---- when I had to go that route, it was only marginally worthwhile.
Your online tax documents should have the form and that it was transmitted. IRS also sends you an "Accepted" response back. Look at your account.
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