Missed the July 15 Tax Deadline? Here's what the IRS Wants You to Know
COVID-19 gave you some extra time to procrastinate on your taxes for the 2019 tax year as the IRS extended the filing deadline. That extra time expired on July 15, though, and if you haven't submitted a return yet, you're officially late -- and that can have financial consequences.
For those who still haven't sent in their 1040 form, it may be helpful to consider the advice the IRS has for you.
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