Missing Tax Day can be a stressful experience, but don't panic! There are steps you can take to minimize the consequences and get back on track with the IRS. Whether you need more time to file, assistance with repayment, or help covering any tax-related costs, Sunset Finance is here to help. Here's everything you need to know if you missed Tax Day.
First things first, if you missed the tax deadline, you can apply for an extension. Filing an extension allows you more time to complete and submit your tax return.
The IRS typically grants extensions until October 15, giving you an additional six months to file your taxes. However, keep in mind that this extension only applies to filing your return—it doesn't give you more time to pay any taxes owed. If you anticipate owing taxes, you should still pay what you can by the original deadline (April 15), or you could face interest and penalties.
If you're unsure how to apply for an extension or need assistance navigating the IRS system, our tax prep services at Sunset Finance can help guide you through the process. We'll make sure your extension is filed correctly and on time so you can avoid unnecessary stress.
Ready to get started? Contact us today, and we'll help you apply for your tax extension.
If you missed the deadline and haven't yet filed, it’s important to do so as soon as possible. The IRS imposes penalties for late filing, which increase the longer you wait. But don’t worry—filing your taxes, even late, is better than not filing at all.
Filing late might seem intimidating, but you don’t have to do it alone. Sunset Finance's tax prep services are here to help you get your taxes filed quickly and accurately, minimizing penalties and getting you back on track. We’ll ensure everything is filed properly to prevent further issues.
Need to file quickly? Let Sunset Finance assist with fast, accurate filing. Contact us now to schedule an appointment with our tax preparers.
If you owe taxes, you might be wondering how to pay them. Thankfully, the IRS offers options for setting up a repayment plan, allowing you to pay your taxes over time instead of in one lump sum.
Setting up a repayment plan can give you peace of mind, but it’s important to act quickly to avoid accumulating penalties and interest.
We can help you set up a tax repayment plan that works for your budget. Our team is experienced in navigating the IRS payment options, and we can assist in submitting the necessary forms and negotiating favorable terms.
Need help with your payment plan? Contact Sunset Finance for expert assistance with your tax repayment setup.
What if you don’t have the funds to pay your taxes, even with a repayment plan? A personal installment loan could be a great solution to help cover the cost of your taxes. A personal loan offers fixed repayment options and can be used to cover tax expenses or other unexpected costs. You can use a personal loan to cover your taxes directly or to pay for other expenses that came up as a result of missing Tax Day.
Our personal loans are designed to help you manage expenses like taxes, medical bills, home improvements, and more. If you need fast access to funds to help cover your tax bill, we can help you find the right loan for your needs.
Ready for a personal loan? Contact us to learn more about how a personal loan from Sunset Finance can help with your taxes or other expenses.
Here are a few additional tips for dealing with missing Tax Day:
Missing Tax Day can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Whether you need to file late, apply for an extension, set up a payment plan, or secure a personal loan to cover your taxes or post tax-season expenses, Sunset Finance is here to help.
Acting quickly is key to minimizing penalties and interest, and we can guide you through every step of the process. Don't let a missed deadline derail your financial future—contact Sunset Finance today, and we’ll help you get back on track.
Ready to take the next step? Get in touch with our team today to schedule a consultation and take control of your tax situation.