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In the United States, if someone is unable to file by the tax deadline, they can file an extension, but any taxes due must still be paid by the deadline to avoid penalties.
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An extension only extends the time to file the return, not the time to pay. You should pay any tax owed by the original deadline (usually April 15) to avoid interest and failure-to-pay penalties.
An extension only extends the time to file the return, not the time to pay. You should pay any tax owed by the original deadline (usually April 15) to avoid interest and failure-to-pay penalties.
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