The deadline for filing the second estimated tax payment to New Jersey has come and gone, but taxpayers who were supposed to file on April 15 have until July 15 to send in their 2019 tax returns.
If you’re going to need even more time, you can file an extension until October 15.
But the IRS is reminding taxpayers that an "extension to file is not an extension to pay. Taxes must be paid by July 15.”
If you need to file for an extension, taxpayers have several options.
You can file Form 4868 through their tax professional, tax software or by using Free File on IRS.gov.
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You can also submit an electronic payment with Direct Pay, Electronic Federal Tax Payment System or by debit, credit card or digital wallet and select Form 4868 or extension as the payment type, the IRS said.
“An automatic extension of time to file will process when taxpayers pay all or part of their taxes electronically by the Wednesday, July 15 due date,” the IRS said.
The IRS also said it continues processing electronic tax returns, issuing direct deposit refunds and accepting electronic payments.
“The agency is now is back to processing paper tax returns sent by mail. However, taxpayers who mailed a paper tax return will likely experience a longer wait time,” it said. “Those who have already mailed a paper tax return but, it hasn’t yet been processed, should not file a second tax return or write the IRS to check the status of their tax return or Economic Impact Payment.”
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