If you can't file your taxes by April 15, you can request a six-month extension to October 15. You can file electronically through the IRS or mail Form 4868. It's a safety net if you need more time, though taking the full six months isn't ideal.
Are you worried about not being able to finish your personal federal tax return on time? The deadline's coming up, so you'll need to file an extension if you don't think you'll be done in time. I'm going to show you 2 different ways to file that extension to buy yourself 6 more months of time to file that tax return. Not that I'm saying you should take that long, but just in case you need more time, this is how you get that done. You file an extension and you'll get yourself up until October 15th to get that return filed.
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