The IRS and Treasury Department have extended the 2021 tax filing and payment deadline from April 15th to May 17th, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Internal Revenue Service extended the deadline to May 17 for individuals to file and pay most federal income taxes and that day is almost here!

if you haven't filed your taxes yet – and are unable to complete them by the Monday deadline – don't fret: there's still time to file an extension.

Tax Day is almost over. How to file an extension for 2021 taxes and other last minute tax tips for the final hours before midnight.

Don't panic if you can't file your taxes by April 15 (May 17th in 2021). The Internal Revenue Service regularly grants extensions to people who need more time. Even though taxpayers commonly need a ...

Don't panic if you can't file your taxes by April 15 (May 17th in 2021). The Internal Revenue Service regularly grants extensions to people who need more time. Even though taxpayers commonly need a ...

Yes, you can get an extension on your taxes – but not more time to pay if you owe Here's how to get an additional six months to file your 2021 tax return.

Learn how to file a tax extension with the IRS—but remember that you still need to pay your taxes by the standard deadline.