LateTax.com is moving to PriorTax.com

To deliver more value to our hard-working taxpayers, we are simplifying our digital platforms. LateTax.com has officially merged into PriorTax.com, and all users will be automatically redirected.

We are bringing our sites under one roof to give you an even better filing experience — backed by the same low-cost filing options and maximum refund guarantees you trust.

What this means for your account:

Zero Action Required: Typing in LateTax.com will automatically bring you to our upgraded home.
Same Login Credentials: You will log in to PriorTax.com using your current LateTax username and password.
Total Data Security: Your tax data is completely safe, does not move, and remains strictly protected.
The Same Expert Team: You will still have direct access to the same dedicated customer service and tax professionals.

Thank you for being a valued customer. We look forward to serving you at our unified home.

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File a Free Tax Extension Online

If you are not able to finish your 2025 tax return by the April 15 deadline, you can simply file a tax extension online with LateTax! It will give you an extra six months to file your return.

You can e-file an extension right here on LateTax. Just create an account here and follow the instructions. It’s completely free and only takes a few minutes.

Then you can log back in to your account anytime over the next six months to prepare your return at your own pace.

Completing an extension request only takes a few minutes.

A tax extension automatically gives you until October 15, 2026, to file your return with the IRS without incurring any failure-to-file penalties.

Though an extension gives you an extra six months to file, it does not give you an extra six months to pay. When you file your extension prior to the April 15 deadline, you will have to estimate your tax liability and pay any tax due.

Thus a tax extension does not let you avoid paying your taxes, but it will grant you extra time to prepare your return. Create your account now to e-file a tax extension for free.