You can still file your prior year taxes, up to three years late. So long as you do not owe taxes to the IRS or state government, there is no penalty for filing late.
However, you will need to print and mail your returns, as e-filing for 2015 returns was disabled October of 2016. In order to access your 2015 returns, you will need to upgrade your account to at least PLUS benefits.
If you have not already filed your 2016 return:
If you have already filed your 2016 return:
You can still file your prior year taxes, up to three years late. So long as you do not owe taxes to the IRS or state government, there is no penalty for filing late.
However, you will need to print and mail your returns, as e-filing for 2015 returns was disabled October of 2016. In order to access your 2015 returns, you will need to upgrade your account to at least PLUS benefits.
If you have not already filed your 2016 return:
If you have already filed your 2016 return: