E-file IRS Form 7004 with Tax2efile in minutes

Filing for an extension 7004 can be stressful and overwhelming but Tax2efile makes filing simple and easy.

Form 7004 is used to file for an extension of time to file business tax returns. The IRS Form 7004 provides businesses with an extension of time that can vary from a 5 to 7-Month extension after the due date of the tax return. To avoid any late penalties, be sure to file your extension before the deadline. Penalties from the IRS can be as high as 25%. Deadlines may vary for every business type please refer to the official IRS deadline page to verify your deadline date. However, any business taxes must be paid before the deadline or on the deadline date of the form. Form 7004 does not provide an extension to pay any owed taxes. Form 7004 only provides the business to obtain an extension of time to file the form. The IRS does not accept multiple returns on one Form 7004. You must file a separate Form 7004 for each tax return you are requesting a tax extension on.

How to e-file Form 7004 with Tax2efile

Create your free account and select Form 7004 Extension
Enter your business information
Enter tax year information and tax Form details (type of extension filing form).
Enter tax calculation
Review and submit to IRS
You will receive an email confirmation from Tax2efile with a status update from the IRS

What do you need to e-file Form 7004 Extension with Tax2efile?

To file Form 7004 Extension online, the taxpayers must gather all documents such as:

Business information (Name, EIN, Address)
Tax Form that the business is requesting an extension (Tax category of business)
An estimate of the amount of the tax owed to the IRS (if applicable)

Still Have Questions?

What is Form 7004 used for?

Form 7004 is used to request an extension to file a business tax return.

What is the amount of extended time that is received with Form 7004?

Form 7004 provides businesses with an extended time period of 5 to 7 months.

What is the deadline to file the extension 7004 Form?

The deadline for Form 7004 may vary for business categories, please refer to the link to get a more accurate deadline date for your extension Form. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-utl/ty2021-form-7004-due-dates.pdf

For a sole proprietor what extension form should I file for?

For a sole proprietor, you should file extension Form 4868.

Does Form 7004 provide an extension for taxes owed to the IRS?

No, From 7004 only provides businesses with an extension of time to file, not an extension of payment.

How do I know if my extension was accepted?

Tax2efile will send an email out to the user with a status update within 24-48 business hours

Why would an extension Form 7004 get rejected?

A Form 7004 may get rejected if:

The business category does not match the IRS database records
The deadline has passed
The EIN or business name is incorrect
The extension form has already been accepted by the IRS

How long does it take to hear back from the IRS?

It takes 24 to 48 hours to receive a confirmation from the IRS. However, if your form was submitted to the IRS before midnight, your form will be marked as submitted on time.

Can I file IRS Form 7004 for a trust or an estate?

Yes, Form 7004 tax extension includes IRS extensions for estates, trusts, and other entity types. You will file the same extension Form (IRS Tax Form 7004) as other businesses but should indicate that your tax extension is for a trust, estate, or other entity.

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