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US Tax Filing and Compliance

Know Your Tax Deadlines for 2025: When and Where to File?

Navneet JainBy Navneet Jain |Last Updated: December 26, 2025
Know Your Tax Deadlines for 2025: When and Where to File?
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    For the tax year 2024, if you overpaid the taxes, then generally you did not face any penalty for filing late taxes. However, it is advisable to pay your due taxes as soon as possible. Further, you can claim your tax refund within three years of the due date. This means for tax returns of 2024 (due in April 2025), the refund closes in 2028. If you claim after this, your tax refund will become property of the US Treasury.

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    In this scenario, as soon as possible make pay your due taxes. It is because the IRS charges interest and penalties on the amount you owe and how late you file your taxes. However, you can reduce the increased taxes by filing the taxes as soon as possible. In case you are not sure about your estimated taxes, you can pay 90% amount of your present tax bill or 100% of your last year's tax bill. It helps you avoid an underpayment penalty.

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    The fastest way to file your tax return in the US is electronically. Filing your taxes online on the IRS portal is more secure and time-saving than paper filing. It is because in the online mode, your tax return is electronically submitted to the IRS, so you do not need to worry about arriving late or getting lost in several mail. Also, within a few minutes of your tax return submission online, you receive the confirmation in your email ID. Apart from this, it is also the quickest way to receive your tax refund in less than 21 days into your bank account.

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    If you live in an area impacted by a natural disaster and need more time to file your taxes, then the IRS might give you tax relief. Generally, the taxpayer who lives or has a business in the federally declared disaster area often there the IRS postpone the payment and tax filing deadlines.

    If you made a mistake, you do not need to redo the application process. Along with Form 1040-X, filing an amendment, provide copies of the tax form or schedules that you are changing or that you did not attach to your original tax return. Form 1040-X of the IRS is a two-page paper that is generally used to amend a previously filed ITR.