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What is Form 4868: IRS Tax Extension?

Navneet JainBy Navneet Jain |Last Updated: January 3, 2026
What is Form 4868: IRS Tax Extension?
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    No, it doesn't cost to file an extension on taxes as it is free. However, you must still pay any tax that you are liable to pay by the due date to avoid paying any hefty penalties and interest.

    Taxpayers are required to provide several information on Form 4868, including name, address, social security number, and their spouse's social security number (if applicable).

    No, Form 4868 does not give filers more time to pay taxes, and the taxpayer's payment will be due on the original due date, which is usually the 15th of April.

    A tax extension will generally give you an extra six months to file your return. For most taxpayers, the deadline has shifted from the 15th of April to the 15th of October.

    If you are staying or travelling outside the United States on the tax day, you may automatically get an extension of two months to file and pay your tax returns. You also have the option to request the standard six-month extension if you need some extra time.