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It’s April 15, 2025: The Final Day to File Your Tax Return or Extension! Don’t Miss Out!
Today marks the official deadline for filing your 2024 tax return or requesting an extension—and the IRS isn’t giving grace periods. Whether you're expecting a refund or owe the IRS, here's what you need to know before the clock runs out.
✅ What You Must Do Today
1. File Your 2024 Tax Return
If you're ready to file, make sure you complete and e-file your return by 11:59 PM in your time zone to avoid late-filing penalties. Paper filers should have their return postmarked by today.
2. Not Ready Yet? File an Extension (Form 4868)
Need more time? You can submit IRS Form 4868 electronically or by mail to request an automatic 6-month extension—giving you until October 15, 2025, to file your full return.
👉 Important: An extension to file is not an extension to pay. If you owe taxes, estimate your amount and submit a payment today to avoid late-payment penalties and interest.
💡 How to File for an Extension Fast
Use IRS Free File: Visit IRS.gov to file Form 4868 for free if your income is $79,000 or less.
Tax Software: Most tax prep software lets you file for an extension with just a few clicks.
By Mail: Download and mail Form 4868, postmarked by today.
🧾 What Happens If You Don’t File or Extend?
Failure-to-File Penalty: 5% of the unpaid taxes for each month your return is late—up to 25%.
Failure-to-Pay Penalty: 0.5% per month of the unpaid taxes, also capped at 25%.
Interest: Accrues daily on top of any unpaid tax.
Even if you can’t pay in full, file something today to limit penalties.
💰 Are You Owed Money from Previous Years?
If you didn’t file your 2021 tax return, today is your last chance to claim your refund before the IRS keeps it for good. Over $1 billion in unclaimed refunds is on the line. Median refund: $781, plus $1,400 stimulus for some filers.
Don’t leave your money on the table.
Today marks the official deadline for filing your 2024 tax return or requesting an extension—and the IRS isn’t giving grace periods. Whether you're expecting a refund or owe the IRS, here's what you need to know before the clock runs out.
✅ What You Must Do Today
1. File Your 2024 Tax Return
If you're ready to file, make sure you complete and e-file your return by 11:59 PM in your time zone to avoid late-filing penalties. Paper filers should have their return postmarked by today.
2. Not Ready Yet? File an Extension (Form 4868)
Need more time? You can submit IRS Form 4868 electronically or by mail to request an automatic 6-month extension—giving you until October 15, 2025, to file your full return.
👉 Important: An extension to file is not an extension to pay. If you owe taxes, estimate your amount and submit a payment today to avoid late-payment penalties and interest.
💡 How to File for an Extension Fast
Use IRS Free File: Visit IRS.gov to file Form 4868 for free if your income is $79,000 or less.
Tax Software: Most tax prep software lets you file for an extension with just a few clicks.
By Mail: Download and mail Form 4868, postmarked by today.
🧾 What Happens If You Don’t File or Extend?
Failure-to-File Penalty: 5% of the unpaid taxes for each month your return is late—up to 25%.
Failure-to-Pay Penalty: 0.5% per month of the unpaid taxes, also capped at 25%.
Interest: Accrues daily on top of any unpaid tax.
Even if you can’t pay in full, file something today to limit penalties.
💰 Are You Owed Money from Previous Years?
If you didn’t file your 2021 tax return, today is your last chance to claim your refund before the IRS keeps it for good. Over $1 billion in unclaimed refunds is on the line. Median refund: $781, plus $1,400 stimulus for some filers.
Don’t leave your money on the table.
📢 Transcript Friday! 📢
🔍💰 Drop your transaction codes and transcript updates below! Did you see any movement on your tax transcript today? Any 846 refund-issued codes or new updates?
Check out our guide to tax transcript codes here 👉
🔍💰 Drop your transaction codes and transcript updates below! Did you see any movement on your tax transcript today? Any 846 refund-issued codes or new updates?
Check out our guide to tax transcript codes here 👉
Tax Transcript Codes ⋆ Where's My Refund? - Tax News & Information
Do you need to look up a code from your account transcripts? Here is a list of the common Transaction Codes found on your Account Transcript.
🚨 The IRS May Owe You Hundreds—But You Only Have Until April 15 to Claim It!
Time is almost up! If you didn’t file a 2021 federal tax return, the IRS may still owe you a refund worth hundreds—even thousands—of dollars. But if you don’t act fast, that money could disappear for good.
💰 What’s This All About?
According to the IRS, over 1.1 million Americans never filed a 2021 tax return, and they’re collectively owed more than $1 billion in unclaimed refunds.
Here's the catch: you only have three years from the original due date to file and claim your refund. For 2021 returns, that deadline is rapidly approaching—April 15, 2025.
💸 What You Could Be Missing
The median refund for 2021 is $781
You may also qualify for up to $1,400 in stimulus payments (officially called the Recovery Rebate Credit)
That’s potentially over $2,000 the IRS is holding in your name
Even if you earned little or had no income in 2021, you could still be eligible to receive a refund—but only if you file.
⏳ What Happens If You Don’t File in Time?
If you miss the April 15 deadline, you forfeit your refund entirely. The IRS keeps the money, and you lose out. No exceptions. That’s why it’s critical to act now.
✅ What You Should Do Next
File your 2021 tax return before April 15, 2025
If you think you qualified for stimulus payments and didn’t receive them, claim the Recovery Rebate Credit
File electronically or use trusted services like IRS Free File if your income is under $79,000
Share this with friends or family who haven’t filed—they could be missing out, too!
🧠 Tip
Even if you don't normally file taxes or thought you weren't required to, it’s worth checking. The IRS doesn’t automatically send these refunds—you must file to claim what's yours.
Don’t leave your refund on the table.
File by April 15, 2025, and get the money you're owed.
📢 Share this article to help others claim their cash before it's too late!
Time is almost up! If you didn’t file a 2021 federal tax return, the IRS may still owe you a refund worth hundreds—even thousands—of dollars. But if you don’t act fast, that money could disappear for good.
💰 What’s This All About?
According to the IRS, over 1.1 million Americans never filed a 2021 tax return, and they’re collectively owed more than $1 billion in unclaimed refunds.
Here's the catch: you only have three years from the original due date to file and claim your refund. For 2021 returns, that deadline is rapidly approaching—April 15, 2025.
💸 What You Could Be Missing
The median refund for 2021 is $781
You may also qualify for up to $1,400 in stimulus payments (officially called the Recovery Rebate Credit)
That’s potentially over $2,000 the IRS is holding in your name
Even if you earned little or had no income in 2021, you could still be eligible to receive a refund—but only if you file.
⏳ What Happens If You Don’t File in Time?
If you miss the April 15 deadline, you forfeit your refund entirely. The IRS keeps the money, and you lose out. No exceptions. That’s why it’s critical to act now.
✅ What You Should Do Next
File your 2021 tax return before April 15, 2025
If you think you qualified for stimulus payments and didn’t receive them, claim the Recovery Rebate Credit
File electronically or use trusted services like IRS Free File if your income is under $79,000
Share this with friends or family who haven’t filed—they could be missing out, too!
🧠 Tip
Even if you don't normally file taxes or thought you weren't required to, it’s worth checking. The IRS doesn’t automatically send these refunds—you must file to claim what's yours.
Don’t leave your refund on the table.
File by April 15, 2025, and get the money you're owed.
📢 Share this article to help others claim their cash before it's too late!
📬 Received a 5071C Letter from the IRS?
This letter means the IRS needs to confirm your identity before they can process and release your tax refund.
✅ What to Do Next:
Go to IRS Identity Verification
Follow the instructions on your letter to complete the process online or by phone.
Once verified, most taxpayers receive their refund within 3 to 9 weeks.
💬 Have you had to verify your identity this year?
Drop a comment and let others know:
📅 How long did it take to get your refund after verifying?
🤝 Your experience could help someone else going through it!
This letter means the IRS needs to confirm your identity before they can process and release your tax refund.
✅ What to Do Next:
Go to IRS Identity Verification
Follow the instructions on your letter to complete the process online or by phone.
Once verified, most taxpayers receive their refund within 3 to 9 weeks.
💬 Have you had to verify your identity this year?
Drop a comment and let others know:
📅 How long did it take to get your refund after verifying?
🤝 Your experience could help someone else going through it!
Verifying Your Identity with the IRS ⋆ Where's My Refund? - Tax News & Information
IRS Letter 5071C – Potential Identity Theft During Original Processing The IRS is requesting additional information to validate your identity.
Running out of time? ⏰ You can file for an extension by April 15 to avoid late-filing penalties! Here’s how to do it in just a few steps:
📝 How to File a Tax Extension (Form 4868)
Option 1: File Online (Free File)
Visit the IRS Free File website: https://www.irs.gov/freefile
Choose a Free File provider and follow the steps to electronically submit Form 4868.
You’ll receive a confirmation once it’s accepted.
Option 2: File by Mail
Download and print Form 4868 here: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-4868
Fill out your basic info and estimate your tax liability.
Mail it to the correct IRS address based on your location (listed on the form).
📬 Must be postmarked by April 15, 2025!
💡 Important Note:
An extension gives you more time to file, not more time to pay. Estimate and pay what you can to avoid interest and penalties.
https://refundtalk.com/filing-a-tax-extension/
📝 How to File a Tax Extension (Form 4868)
Option 1: File Online (Free File)
Visit the IRS Free File website: https://www.irs.gov/freefile
Choose a Free File provider and follow the steps to electronically submit Form 4868.
You’ll receive a confirmation once it’s accepted.
Option 2: File by Mail
Download and print Form 4868 here: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-4868
Fill out your basic info and estimate your tax liability.
Mail it to the correct IRS address based on your location (listed on the form).
📬 Must be postmarked by April 15, 2025!
💡 Important Note:
An extension gives you more time to file, not more time to pay. Estimate and pay what you can to avoid interest and penalties.
https://refundtalk.com/filing-a-tax-extension/
Filing a Tax Extension ⋆ Where's My Refund? - Tax News & Information
Do you need to File a Tax Return Extension? Check out this article to find out how to file a tax return extension!
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