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Having a hard time getting your return filed by April 15? Filing an extension can give you more time to get your return done. There are a few ways you can request an extension. While you're paying your balance online, you can check the box that you're paying as part of filing for an extension. Another option is to use Free File. Anyone regardless of income can use Free File to file for an extension at no cost to you. Finally, you can request an extension by mail on Form 4868.

Request your extension today at www.irs.gov/extensions.

Taxpayers who have an Individual Online Account can view and download their available wage and income transcripts for 2025. In some cases, a transcript may not populate and a message of “No record of return filed” may show. This is because the IRS has not received the data from the employer. These other tax documents can be downloaded:
o Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement
o Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace Statement
o Form 1099-NEC, Nonemployee Compensation
o Form 1099-DIV, Dividends and Distributions
o Form 1099-INT, Interest Income
o Form 1099-MISC, Miscellaneous Information
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Filed your taxes and didn’t provide valid bank information? Log into your Online Account to add it and get your refund faster. IRS.gov/directdeposit

The alerts taxpayers to fake tax deduction calculators and online software exploiting the new tax laws under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill. Scammers may try to trick ineligible taxpayers into falsely claiming these new or expanded tax credits and deductions. The IRS urges you to protect your financial information and only use official, trusted sources for tax calculations and information.

These guidelines explain how: https://ow.ly/EveY50YBj5a

Get help if someone steals your dependents’ information to commit tax fraud. The recognizes this as a common form of identity theft used by criminals to fraudulently claim tax credits. https://ow.ly/ozMb50YoHmL

Time is running out to claim your refund from 2022. File ASAP before the April 15 deadline to avoid your refund going unclaimed. www.irs.gov/unclaimedrefunds

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