Think filing a tax extension buys you more time to pay? Think again.
When you file an extension, you’re only getting more time to file your return, not more time to pay. The IRS still expects you to pay your estimated taxes by the original due date (usually April 15). Miss that, and you could face:
- Late payment penalties – Typically 0.5% of the unpaid taxes per month, up to 25%.
- Interest on the balance – Currently over 8% annually and compounding daily.
- State-level penalties – Many states mirror the IRS or tack on their own.
Extensions can be helpful—but only if they’re part of a proactive strategy, not a delay tactic.
Don’t let a missed payment turn into a financial headache.
📅 Contact Castle Rock Tax Solutions today to review your tax situation and avoid penalties before they snowball. We’ll help you file the extension and calculate what you actually owe.
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