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I was told that the deadline to file your 2016 Taxes was extended from Oct 16th to December 31st due to the hurricanes, flooding and fires. Is this true? Rob

 
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I was told that the deadline to file your 2016 Taxes was extended from Oct 16th to December 31st due to the hurricanes, flooding and fires. Is this true? Rob

If you are in a disaster area affected by Irma or Harvey, the IRS has extended the filing deadline to January 31, 2018.  There are no forms to file, the IRS will determine your eligibility from your address.

This is not an extension of the time to pay; your payments were due on April 17 and late fees and penalties will continue to accrue.

Be aware that Turbotax online will close sometime around October 23, and the IRS will also close e-filing on that day.  To file a late return, you will need to buy Turbotax as a CD or download to install on your own computer and you will have to print your tax return and mail it in.

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-gives-tax-relief-to-victims-of-hurricane-irma-like-harvey-extension...

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I was told that the deadline to file your 2016 Taxes was extended from Oct 16th to December 31st due to the hurricanes, flooding and fires. Is this true? Rob

TT Online will be shutting down in  a couple of weeks.

I was told that the deadline to file your 2016 Taxes was extended from Oct 16th to December 31st due to the hurricanes, flooding and fires. Is this true? Rob

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I was told that the deadline to file your 2016 Taxes was extended from Oct 16th to December 31st due to the hurricanes, flooding and fires. Is this true? Rob

If you are in a disaster area affected by Irma or Harvey, the IRS has extended the filing deadline to January 31, 2018.  There are no forms to file, the IRS will determine your eligibility from your address.

This is not an extension of the time to pay; your payments were due on April 17 and late fees and penalties will continue to accrue.

Be aware that Turbotax online will close sometime around October 23, and the IRS will also close e-filing on that day.  To file a late return, you will need to buy Turbotax as a CD or download to install on your own computer and you will have to print your tax return and mail it in.

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-gives-tax-relief-to-victims-of-hurricane-irma-like-harvey-extension...

I was told that the deadline to file your 2016 Taxes was extended from Oct 16th to December 31st due to the hurricanes, flooding and fires. Is this true? Rob

I haven't seen anything yet re wildfires, though.

I was told that the deadline to file your 2016 Taxes was extended from Oct 16th to December 31st due to the hurricanes, flooding and fires. Is this true? Rob

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