Business tax extension filing is currently closed.
The IRS isn’t accepting tax extension requests right now, but you can still file your 2024 business taxes — or start planning for 2025.
What are your next steps?
Missed the deadline?
You can still file your 2024 tax return — just do it as soon as possible to minimize penalties and interest. We’ll guide you every step of the way.
When does the IRS open?
The IRS typically opens for the new tax filing season at the end of January. Check back then to request more time to file your 2025 business tax return.
Plan ahead for your 2025 business taxes.
Keep your business and personal finances separate.
Use a dedicated business checking account and credit card so income and expenses stay easy to track.
Re-evaluate your business structure.
Your business may have evolved since you last filed. Now is a good time to review whether your structure still makes sense for your goals and potential tax advantages.
Maximize your deductions before the year ends.
Investing in equipment, software, or employee benefits now can help reduce your taxable income.
TaxAct will be ready to help when 2025 business tax extension filing is available.
In the meantime, you can file your 2024 business tax return or explore tools to get organized for 2025.
