The IRS Modernized e-file, the system that processes electronically-filed business returns, will shut down after December 27, 2018, so the agency can perform annual maintenance and to enable the IRS to reprogram the system for the upcoming 2019 tax-filing season. The Internal Revenue Service reminds people, including those in disaster areas, who want to file a 2017 tax return electronically to do so by Thursday, December 27, 2018. Filing of paper tax returns will remain available after that date.
During this extended IRS maintenance window;
Exceptions during this shutdown period:
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