
The deadline for filing taxes is fast approaching, but there is still time to do so.
The 2025 tax season began in late January and many have already completed their return for this year, although there are always those who put off filing until close to the deadline declared by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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If you are one of those waiting, don’t worry, you have a few days left, but don’t let time pass you by. Here’s a quick guide to make sure you’re aware of everything you need to know for filing your annual return, including deadlines and how to file.
What is the deadline for filing your tax return?
Next Tuesday, April 15, is the deadline for most people to file their 2024 tax returns, a date that has been the norm since the 1950s, as long as it does not fall on a holiday or weekend.
However, there are some people who ask for additional time to file their tax return.
- It was affected by a federally declared disaster.
- You are living outside the country on the due date.
You can also request an extension before the deadline for the reasons mentioned above.
The IRS has a “Let us help you” page full of resources, including a step-by-step guide to filing your taxes. This guide includes what you should have in advance and how to complete each step.
In most cases, the different states of the nation provide the necessary support and advice for those taxpayers who have doubts, in addition to the fact that there are qualified accountants, who are available throughout the United States, who can file taxes for you if you are willing to invest the extra money.
How to file taxes for free
The IRS Free File service is available to people with incomes under $84,000, and free tax services are also available for veterans and members of the armed forces.
The IRS direct filing is another option. The website allows you to check your eligibility.
If that were not enough, you can check the status of your return with the “Where’s My Refund?” tool on the IRS website, and you will need your Social Security number or taxpayer identification number and the exact amount of the refund.
Returns usually take up to three weeks to arrive.
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