Are you an American living abroad and running out of time to file your U.S. taxes? Good news: a new free expat tax extension service is now available to help you file late—without penalties or fees.
What’s the Deal?
The IRS automatically grants U.S. citizens and resident aliens living overseas a two-month extension, making the standard deadline June 15 instead of April 15. But if you need more time beyond that, this new free expat extension service can help you file for an additional extension until October 15—giving you peace of mind and plenty of breathing room.
The best part? It’s completely free to use and takes only a few minutes to complete. You won’t owe any penalties for filing late—as long as you submit your extension request before the June 15 deadline.
Who Is Eligible?
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This free tax extension service is available to:
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U.S. citizens and Green Card holders living abroad
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Digital nomads and remote workers
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Military personnel stationed overseas
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Anyone qualifying for the IRS automatic 2-month expat extension
Why You Still Need to Act
While the extension lets you delay filing your tax return, it does not delay tax payments. If you owe taxes, payment is still due by April 15 to avoid interest. However, if you’re expecting a refund or don’t owe anything, there’s no downside to filing later.
How It Works
- Answer a few basic questions about your residency and tax situation.
- Submit the form online through the extension service.
- Receive confirmation that your extension has been filed with the IRS.
That’s it. No paperwork, no stress, no penalty.
Why Use the Free Expat Extension Service?
- ✅ 100% free to file
- ⏱ Takes just 5 minutes
- 🌍 Designed specifically for Americans abroad
- 📅 Extends your deadline to October 15
Don’t risk penalties or rush your filing—take the extra time you need to get your taxes right. The free expat extension service is now open, easy to use, and available to all Americans living overseas. If you’re not ready to file, go ahead and get that extension today.
