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In order to file a Federal extension with the IRS, you'll need to file Form 4868, which will give you an automatic six month extension to October 15th!
If your return will show a refund, there should be no penalty or interest involved. If you think you're going to owe money with the return, you'll want to send a payment in with your extension.
Click below to be taken to the IRS website to file an extension
In order to file a PA extension with the Commonwealth, you'll need to file Form REV-276, which will give you an automatic six month extension to October 15th!
If your return will show a refund, there should be no penalty or interest involved. If you think you're going to owe money with the return, you'll want to send a payment in with your extension.
Click below to be taken to the PA website to file an extension
In order to file a NJ extension with the State, you'll need to file Form NJ-630, which will give you an automatic six month extension to October 15th!
If your return will show a refund, there should be no penalty or interest involved. If you think you're going to owe money with the return, you'll want to send a payment in with your extension.
Click below to be taken to the NJ website to file an extension
If your total balance due to the IRS across all years is less than $50,000 you will most likely be automatically accepted into a Streamlined Payment Agreement.
Minimum monthly payments can usually be figured by dividing your total balance due by 72.
Please visit the IRS Payment Plan website below for more info!
If your total balance due to PA across all years is less than $50,000 you will most likely be automatically accepted into a one year payment plan.
Minimum monthly payments can usually be figured by dividing your total balance due by 12.
Visit the PA Dept of Revenue website below for more info!
If your owe a balance due to NJ, you will most likely be automatically accepted into a five year payment plan.
Minimum monthly payments can usually be figured by dividing your total balance due by 60.
Visit the NJ Division of Taxation website below for more info!
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