The 411 on How to File Tax Extension IRS Form 8809
Tax season is in full swing. The business tax return deadline just passed, and the deadline for information returns and personal tax returns are right around the corner. If you are not prepared for the Information Return deadline on April 2nd then here is the 411 on how to file tax extension IRS Form 8809.
The 411 on How to File Tax Extension IRS Form 8809
Tax extension IRS Form 8809 is the form used by businesses to receive an automatic 30-day extension to file their ACA, 1099 Forms, and information returns with the IRS.
Use IRS Form 8809 to request an extension of time to file forms:
- 1042-S
- 1094-C, 1095
- 1097, 1098, 1099
- 3921, 3922
- 5498, and
- 8027
How Do I Fill Out IRS Form 8809?
Businesses must provide taxpayer information as required and check the box for which type of form you need more time to file. The IRS does not require you to give a reason for filing an IRS extension. You can mail in an extension, but when you e-file with ExpressExtension, you will be notified that it was accepted.
When Should I Apply For An IRS Extension?
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IRS Forms
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Original IRS Deadline
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Form 1042-S
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March 15
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Form 1094-C
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April 2
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Form 1094-C
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April 2
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Form 1095
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April 2
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Form 1097
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April 2
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Form 1098
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April 2
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Form 1099
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April 2
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Form 3921
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April 2
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Form 3922
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April 2
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Form W-2G
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April 2
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Form 8027
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April 2
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Form 5498
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May 31
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IRS 2017 Extension Form 8809 Requirements
To file IRS Extension Form 8809, you will need the following information:
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Name
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Business Name
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Business Address
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Phone Number
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Form Code
How to E-file IRS 2017 Extension Form 8809
- Create Account with ExpressExtension
- Add Employer Details
- Indicate Forms to be Extended
- Enter Payer Details
- Pay and Transmit Directly With The IRS
IRS Penalties For Filing Late or Failing to File
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Filing Conditions
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Businesses With More Than $5 Million in Gross Receipts
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Businesses With Less Than $5 Million in Gross Receipts
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Form filed no more than 30 days late
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$50 per return, $529,500 maximum
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$50 per return, $185,000 maximum
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Form filed 31 days late but before August 1st
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$100 per return, $1,589,000 maximum
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$100 per return, $529,500 maximum
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Form filed August 1 or not at all
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$260 per return, $3,178,500 maximum
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$260 per return, $1,059,500 maximum
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Intentional disregard to file
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$520 per return, no maximum
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$520 per return, no maximum
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