Filing taxes late can be daunting, but understanding the steps to take can help mitigate financial consequences. The IRS encourages taxpayers to act swiftly to minimize penalties and interest.

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The IRS Tax Withholding Estimator is a free and essential tool for U.S. taxpayers who want to make sure the right amount is ...

Missing the IRS tax filing deadline isn't the end of the world, but it demands swift action. Filing your tax return promptly ...

If you didn't submit your tax returns by the April 15 deadline, this is what the IRS recommends you do next to ensure a ...

Submitting your return is not the same as the IRS accepting your return. Once it is accepted — you will know it has if you see a "Refund Sent" alert when you check your tax return status online — at ...

Experts agree that waiting until the last minute to meet the now past April 15 deadline ensures people are more likely to make mistakes. TurboTax CPA and tax expert Lisa Greene-Lewis said the earlier ...

If you missed Tax Day deadline and did not have an extension, your taxes are overdue. Here's what steps to take to avoid ...

Over $1 billion in tax refunds remain unclaimed, according to the IRS. Find out who qualifies, how to file late, and what you ...

Miss the Tax Day deadline? The IRS says you need to file now to avoid steeper penalties and growing interest. Even if you can ...

Not only could you get a tax break, but the compounding effect over 35 years could turn the average refund into nearly ...

Missing a tax filing deadline can lead to a failure to file penalty, which is usually five percent of the unpaid taxes for ...