The Tax deadline of May 15th is here for Nonprofit Organizations, Charities, and any other types of Exempt Organizations. The solution to defer this deadline is to file a Tax Extension with the IRS Form 8868. This provides three months of additional time to prepare the tax return (or six months if filing the Form 990-T). If even more time is needed, there is a second part of the Form 8868 that can be filed separately once the first part of the 8868 is filed. Part 2 of the 8868 would provide an additional 3 months to file the tax return on top of the first three month extension.

The most convenient and efficient way to get a tax extension is to E-File it online through ExpressExtension. No more waiting in line, or making trips to the post office; just log in to the IRS Authorized E-File provider site: http://www.ExpressExtension.com. Once the form is E-filed, the IRS sends a proof of acceptance automatically via e-mail.

It is now possible to even E-File this from a smartphone. The mobile version of ExpressExtension is http://m.ExpressExtension.com The talented team at ExpressExtension are incredibly proud of the fact that this is the first truly mobile application to e-file a tax extension from anywhere.

No need to create a separate account, just log in using Google or Facebook.
After logging in, there will be three options:
Personal Tax Extension – IRS Form 4868
Business Tax Extension – IRS Form 7004
Non-Profit/Exempt Tax Extension – IRS Form 8868

When E-filing a NonProfit tax extension, all that is needed is basic information such as filing status and the estimated tax liability. It is important to remember that an IRS tax extension is an extension of time to file a tax return. It is not an extension of time to pay taxes. Therefore, the IRS will still expect a tax payment on the traditional deadline. If the tax payment is significantly less than the actual tax due, the IRS may impose harsh penalties and interest.

ExpressExtension has a dedicated team of USA based tax extension experts that are available for live chat, email, and phone support. “We are incredibly proud of our customer support team in Rock Hill, SC.” says Amanda Davis, product manager for ExpressExtension. “We will be available for any questions regarding IRS tax extensions throughout the tax season. There is no better combination of efficient E-Filing, affordable pricing, and locally based knowledgeable support in the industry.”

ExpressExtension is part of the ExpressTaxZone family of Tax products. This includes ExpressTruckTax, ExpressIFTA, and ExpressTangibleTax. ExpressExtension is developed by SPAN Enterprises. Other products by SPAN include UnitWise.com, an all in one business management product for Mary Kay* Directors and Consultants, SpanPlan.com exclusively for the Event industry, and the soon to be launched UnitHub.com in Australia and Canada.
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May 15th is less than a week away. This means that many Nonprofit Organizations, and charities are scrambling to get their tax returns prepared and completed. Unlike individuals and businesses, the deadline for filing tax returns for Exempt Organizations is the 15th of the 5th month after the tax year ends. If an organization uses the calendar year as the tax year, this means that the deadline for this tax return is May 15th.

Most exempt organizations file the IRS Form 990 or some variation of that form.  Although there is one week left to file, it is never a good idea to rush through a tax form. This could result in errors and increase your chances of an IRS audit.

If you know you will not have enough time to complete your Nonprofit or Exempt Tax Return before the deadline, an IRS Form 8868 can be filed for an a tax extension of 3 months.  The IRS Form 8868 is used for exempt organizations to file for additional time to file their tax returns.  The best way to file this form is through ExpressExtension.com – an IRS Authorized & Approved E-File provider.

The Process of filing a tax extension online is incredibly simple and can be done from any computer, or mobile device. All that is needed is a basic understanding of the organization’s information and an estimated tax liability.  Although this tax extension extends the time to file a Tax Return, it does not extend the amount of time to pay the tax.

ExpressExtension is a US-based company with a customer support center located in Rock Hill, South Carolina.  Their Tax Extension experts can help guide you through the filing process if you have any questions.  You can call them at 803-514-5155 or send an email to support@ExpressExtension.com. They offer live support between the hours of 8am – 6pm EST, Monday through Friday.

For any Non-Profit Organizations or other exempt entities needing to file a Form 990 with the IRS, more time can be given by filing the Form 8868. This would allow an exempt organization to have an additional 3 months to file their tax return. Instead of the typical deadline of May 15th, this would change their tax filing deadline to August 15th.

This IRS Tax Extension can be E-Filed from any computer or smartphone in a matter of minutes. The simplest way to file this form is through ExpressExtension.com – an IRS Authorized E-File provider. Filing a tax extension through ExpressExtension takes only a few minutes and is incredibly easy to complete the process online.

These forms are different for Nonprofit Organizations because it consists of two parts: an automatic 3 month extension, and a non-automatic additional 3 month extension. These must be filed separately if one wants to use them both. Filing once will only extend the deadline by 3 months. If an additional 3 months is needed later, Part 2 of this form can be filed to extend the deadline another 3 months until November 15th. Keep in mind that the first part must be filed in order for the second part to be accepted.

Businesses and Non-Profit Organizations can use ExpressExtension to E-File tax extensions using IRS Form 7004 and IRS Form 8868. The deadline to file business tax extensions for most corporations was March 15, 2012, however most partnerships fall under the April 17, 2012 deadline. For most Non-Profit organizations, the deadline to file a tax extension is May 15th.

The wonderful thing about e-filing these tax extensions is that they can be filed from your home or office. All you need is an internet connection. Express Extension lives up to its name in terms of speed; once a return is submitted, it is typically accepted within minutes of filing. If you have any questions about filing Tax Extensions, you can contact the Tax Extension Experts from their US based Customer Support Center in Rock Hill, SC at 803-514-5155 or send an email to support@ExpressExtension.com. They offer live support between the hours of 8am – 6pm EST, Monday through Friday.

May 15th is quickly approaching and that means that Exempt Organizations such as Charities and Non-Profits are now busy preparing their tax returns. Unlike businesses and individuals, the tax deadline for these types of organizations is May 15th (if their tax year is also the calendar year).

If an exempt organization does not have enough time to prepare their tax return for any reason, the IRS will allow an additional 3 months to file the return if a Form 8868 is filed by the traditional deadline. An IRS Form 8868 is an application for an automatic 3 Month extension of time to file a tax return for an Exempt or Non-Profit Organization. This form can be filed electronically through ExpressExtension.com an IRS Approved E-File Provider.

This is the fastest and safest way to file a tax extension. E-Filing this form takes only minutes to complete and within minutes of filing, the IRS will accept the form.  Once the form is accepted, the filing party will receive an email with a pdf of the official IRS document.  Unlike Paper Filing this form, when you E-File a tax extension you receive a statement from the IRS to let you know that the application for extension was accepted. When paper filing this form there is no letter of acceptance, but it is nearly instant when e-Filing.

It is important to remember that a tax extension does not extend the amount of time to pay the tax.  It extends the amount of time to file the official tax return. Any taxes due will still be due on the traditional deadline or else there will be additional penalties and interest.

The E-Filing Process on ExpressExtension could not be easier. The layout is simple, yet sophisticated. Instead of completing a complicated tax form, there is just a series of easy to answer questions. ExpressExtension has removed any confusing tax jargon and created an incredibly simple way to E-File this form with the IRS.

If you have any questions about filing Tax Extensions, you can contact the Tax Extension Experts from their US-based Customer Support Center at 803-514-5155 or send an email to support@ExpressExtension.com. They also offer online chat support during their live support hours from 8am – 6pm EST.

Tax Time comes for Charities and Non-Profit Organizations just like it comes for individuals and other businesses. The primary difference is that it comes at a different time, and there are different forms to file. Unlike certain businesses that typically file on March 15th, and individuals who file on April 15th, these Exempt Organizations file their taxes on the 15th day 5 months after their tax year ends. This date is typically May 15 if the organization operates on a calendar year as the tax year.

To apply for a tax extension for an Exempt Organization such as a Charity or a Non-Profit, an IRS Form 8868 can be e-Filed online. Part 1 of the Form 8868 provides an automatic 3 month extension of time to file for Exempt Organizations.

Once this 3 month extension has been filed, the filing party may also file Part 2 of this IRS Form 8868. The second part of this form is referred to as a Non-Automatic Additional 3 Month Extension. This obviously provides an additional 3 months of time to file, but can only be filed if Part 1 has already been filed and accepted.

Note that non-profits with less than $50,000 of revenue do not need to file a Form 990 tax return, but rather they can complete a Form 990-N

It is also important to note that certain types of Non-Profit organizations cannot use this form to file a Tax Extension. For Example, anyone needing to file a Form 990-N cannot do so with the 8868.

The best way to file this form online is through ExpressExtension.com. All you need is your business information and an internet connection. ExpressExtension is an IRS Authorized E-File provider for tax extensions. A tax extension can be E-Filed online in just a few minutes from any computer or smartphone.

If you have any questions about filing Tax Extensions, you can contact the Tax Extension Experts from their US-based Customer Support Center at 803-514-5155 or send an email to support@ExpressExtension.com. They also offer online chat support during their live support hours from 8am – 6pm EST.

The IRS filing deadline is April 17th, but ExpressExtension allows individuals to E-File the IRS Form 4868 for an extension of 6 months to file a tax return.

The Tax deadline of April 17th is here. Individuals, Families, Single-Member LLCs, Sole Proprietors, and 1099 Contractors must file tax returns by this date. A simple way to defer this deadline is by filing a Tax Extension with the IRS Form 4868. This provides 6 months of additional time to prepare the tax return.

The fastest way to get a tax extension is to E-File it online through ExpressExtension. There is no need to wait in line, or make any trips to the post office. All it takes is a few minutes on the IRS Authorized E-File provider site: http://www.ExpressExtension.com. After the form is E-filed, the IRS electronically sends a proof of acceptance automatically via e-mail.

It is now possible to even E-File this from a smartphone. The mobile version of ExpressExtension is http://www.Express4868.com. The talented developers at ExpressExtension are incredibly proud of the fact that this is the first truly mobile application to e-file a tax extension from anywhere.

The process of filing through ExpressExtension could not be simpler. Thanks to a recently added feature, visitors can login using their Google or Facebook credentials.
After logging in, there will be three options:
Personal Tax Extension – IRS Form 4868

Business Tax Extension – IRS Form 7004

Non-Profit/Exempt Tax Extension – IRS Form 8868

When e-filing a personal tax extension all that is needed is basic information such as filing status and the estimated tax liability. It is important to remember that an IRS tax extension is an extension of time to file a tax return. It is not an extension of time to pay taxes. Therefore, the IRS will still expect a tax payment on the traditional deadline. If the tax payment is significantly less than the actual tax due, the IRS may impose harsh penalties and interest.

Businesses and Non-Profit Organizations can use ExpressExtension to E-File tax extensions using IRS Form 7004 and IRS Form 8868. The deadline to file business tax extensions for most corporations was March 15, 2012, however most partnerships fall under the April 17, 2012 deadline. For most Non-Profit organizations, the deadline to file a tax extension is May 15th.

ExpressExtension has a dedicated team of USA based tax extension experts that are available for live chat, email, and phone support. “We are incredibly proud of our customer support team in Rock Hill, SC” says Amanda Davis, product manager for ExpressExtension “We will be available for any questions regarding IRS tax extensions throughout the tax season. There is no better combination of efficient E-Filing, affordable pricing, and locally based knowledgeable support in the industry.”

ExpressExtension is part of the ExpressTaxZone family of Tax products. This includes ExpressTruckTax, ExpressIFTA, and ExpressTangibleTax. ExpressExtension is developed by SPAN Enterprises. Other products by SPAN include UnitWise.com, an all in one business management product for Mary Kay* Directors and Consultants, SpanPlan.com exclusively for the Event industry, and the soon to be launched UnitHub.com in Australia and Canada.

Tax Season is now at its busiest. Many Americans are now running to and fro in a mad dash to file their tax returns. Due to this hasty preparation, many people run the risk of making mistakes on their tax return. This could result in IRS penalties, audits, and more.

If you are still working on your tax return at this point, it may be beneficial to file a tax extension with the IRS. A Tax Extension using IRS Form 4868 provides a 6 month tax extension for personal tax returns, pushing the April deadline back to October. There is no penalty for filing a tax extension; and the IRS does not require a reason to file one either.

An important thing to remember when filing an extension is that an extension does not extend time to pay taxes due. Taxes will still be due on the traditional deadline in April. A Tax Extension extends the amount of time to actually file a tax return with the IRS. This way, you can make sure that your information is all correct. It also allows the filing party the opportunity to gather more information about tax credits and refunds in order to minimize their amount due.

The easiest way to file a tax extension is to E-File it from ExpressExtension.com. ExpressExtension is an IRS Authorized E-File provider. Once the form is complete, it can be submitted electronically to the IRS. Once the IRS has processed the Extension, an email will be sent to the filing party to let them know that the IRS has received and accepted the Tax Extension.

Once the information is entered, ExpressExtension will perform an audit of the information provided and check for some basic errors. This does not guarantee that the information is correct or that the IRS will accept it, but it does help find any obvious mistakes.

One of the major benefits to E-Filing besides its speed is the fact that you will receive a confirmation from the IRS to notify you when the return is accepted. With ExpressExtension, you have the option of getting additional text, fax, and email reminders to notify you of the status of your tax extension.

If you have any questions about filing Tax Extensions, you can contact the Tax Extension Experts from their US-based Customer Support Center at 803-514-5155 or send an email to support@ExpressExtension.com. They also offer online chat support during their live support hours from 8am – 6pm EST.

As the tax deadline of April 17 approaches, it may be beneficial to file a Tax Extension. The easiest way to file this is through ExpressExtension.com. All that is needed to file this is a basic knowledge of your business. Here is a recap of what the IRS requires to submit a Tax Extension for a Business, Individual, or Nonprofit Organization.

IRS Form 4868: This IRS form is used for filing Individual or Personal Tax Extensions. This can be used to extend the tax deadline by 6 months for personal returns, 1099 Contractors, Sole Proprietorships, and Single-Member LLCs. This form is due on April 17th this year.

IRS Form 8868: Non-Profit and Exempt Organizations can use the Form 8868 to apply for an automatic 3 month tax extension or a non-automatic additional 3 month extension.

IRS Form 7004: This form is used by businesses such as Multi-Member LLCs, C Corporations, S Corporations, Partnerships, Trusts, and Estates. This is commonly referred to as a form for Business Tax Extensions. This IRS Form gives a Tax Extension of 5 – 6 months.

Filing Status: If you are filing a business or nonprofit tax extension, it is required to list your business or organization type and the specific tax return form that will be filed. Likewise, if a person is filing an individual tax extension, it is required to list your filing status (married filing jointly, single, married filing separately, etc.)

Estimated Tax Amount: A Tax Extension extends the amount of time to file a tax return. It does not extend the amount of time to pay taxes. Therefore, the IRS will still expect the full tax payment at the traditional deadline.

Business Tax Year: Although it is common to use the calendar year as the business tax year, that is not always the case. If a business follows a different tax period, that will need to be specified. Also if a business was started or ended during the year, its tax period may be shorter than a full year.

Tax Extensions: Filing a Tax Extension with the IRS extends the amount of time to file a Tax Return. It does not extend the amount of time to pay taxes. The IRS will still expect a tax payment to be made by the traditional filing deadlines, but the tax return itself is not required until the extended deadline.

If you have any questions about filing Tax Extensions, you can contact the Tax Extension Experts from their US-based Customer Support Center at 803-514-5155 or send an email to support@ExpressExtension.com. They also offer online chat support during their live support hours from 8am – 6pm EST.

As this year’s tax deadline approaches, an IRS Tax Extension may benefit you. Individuals that need more time to file may use the IRS Form 4868 to receive an extension of 6 months. This year the traditional filing deadline is April 17, 2012 instead of the traditional April 15th deadline. If the IRS Form 4868 is filed, the deadline to file a tax return would instead be October 17, 2012. A tax Extension only extends the filing deadline. It is imperative that anyone filing this form realizes that this does not extend the amount of time to actually pay the tax. The IRS will still expect to receive a tax payment in April. The Tax Extension allows more time to complete the tax return and file it with the IRS.

This can be done through ExpressExtension.com They offer easy to follow instructions and the Tax Extension form itself is simple to understand because they take the IRS form and break it down into a series of simple questions that are easy to answer. Once the form is complete, it can be submitted electronically to the IRS. Once the IRS has processed the Extension, an email will be sent to the filing party to let them know that the IRS has received and accepted the Tax Extension.

Once the information is entered, ExpressExtension will perform an audit of the information provided and check for some basic errors. This does not guarantee that the information is correct or that the IRS will accept it, but it does help find any obvious mistakes.

One of the major benefits to E-Filing besides its speed is the fact that you will receive a confirmation from the IRS to notify you when the return is accepted. With ExpressExtension, you have the option of getting additional text, fax, and email reminders to notify you of the status of your tax extension.

A definitive quality of Express Extension is their dedication to quality customer support. If you have any questions about the filing process or would like a little help along the way, you can call, email or chat online with their Tax Extension team anytime from their US-Based Customer Support Center in Rock Hill, South Carolina. You can email the team at support@expressextension.com or chat with them online from the website: ExpressExtension.com Overall, it is hard to go wrong with an easy-to-use system, a helpful team along the way, and affordable pricing options.

We will be offering extended customer support hours during April 16 – 17 to assist with businesses that need to E-File their tax extension. You can contact our team by phone at 803.514.5155.

Every Tax Return is unique to person filing it, and each year there can be more and more information to organize into this loaded form. Even though preparing your taxes may have been simple in previous years, it usually gets more and more detailed each year with more complications. With every major life event, taxes get more complicated. For example, if you have a child, adopt a child, buy a house, pay for college, or start a business (to name a few) your taxes become more complicated.

Due to the increased complications involved in filing a tax return, each year more and more people are filing Tax Extensions for their Personal, Business, and Non-Profit Tax Returns. The IRS accepts Personal Tax Extensions by filing a Form 4868. This allows individuals 6 additional months to file their tax return. Business Tax Extensions are filed with the IRS by using Form 7004. This allows businesses an additional 5-6 months to file their tax returns. Non-Profit organizations can also extend their tax deadline by filing an IRS Form 8868. This provides Non-Profit Organizations an automatic 3 Month Extension. They may then file for a Non-Automatic additional 3 month extension after that.

These fantastic options allow individuals and businesses to properly organize all of the necessary tax documents so that they can be sure that they are receiving the appropriate Tax Credits, and paying the right amount. Tax Professionals appreciate it when people file for an extension, rather than bombard an already busy person with much more work on the busiest week of their year. This is another incentive for individuals and organizations to file for a tax extension; accountants and tax professionals are less busy in the summer months than in April. Most tax preparers are neck deep in paperwork by the time the tax deadline rolls around.

Fortunately, these IRS Tax Extension Forms can also be E-Filed online. ExpressExtension.com allows Individuals, Businesses, and Non-Profit Organizations to file Tax Extensions with the IRS. The beauty of E-Filing is that there is no need to leave your home or office, buy postage, or risk it getting lost in the mail. According to the IRS, E-Filing is the easiest, fastest, and most secure way to file any IRS Form.

One of the greatest things about filing with Express Extension is their dedication to quality customer support. If you have any questions about the filing process or would like a little help along the way, you can call, email or chat online with their Tax Extension team anytime from their US-Based Customer Support Center in Rock Hill, South Carolina. You can email the team at support@expressextension.com or chat with them online from the website: ExpressExtension.com Overall, it is hard to go wrong with an easy-to-use system, a helpful team along the way, and affordable pricing options.

We will be offering extended customer support hours during April 16 – 17 to assist with businesses that need to E-File their tax extension. You can contact our team by phone at 803.514.5155.