Filing after October 15
The final deadline for 2025 returns on extension was October 15. Late returns are still accepted, and penalties stop growing once a return is filed. Inkle’s tax experts prepare the return, you review and approve it, and we file it, along with any penalty relief request you qualify for.
What was due on October 15?
These forms were due April 15, or October 15 with an extension. If you never filed an extension, the penalty period started in April.
Required for calendar-year C-Corporations that filed Form 7004 for an extension in April.
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Required for individuals and sole proprietors who filed an extension in April.
Required for US corporations with 25% or more foreign ownership. Filed as part of your Form 1120.
Required for US persons who own 10% or more of a foreign corporation. Filed as part of your Form 1120 or Form 1040.
Reports specified foreign financial assets above IRS thresholds. Filed as part of your Form 1040, separate from FBAR and often required alongside it.
Required if you held foreign financial accounts totaling more than $10,000 at any point during 2025. The October 15 extension is automatic.
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Your extended deadline was September 15. If it's already handled, you're set. If it wasn't filed, don't panic. Late filings can often be resolved, and penalties reduced or removed with the right approach. Reach out today and our tax team will tell you exactly where you stand and what to do next.
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