1041 E-file: E-Filing the Form 7004 Extension
The IRS has extended its e-file system to allow for e-file of Form 7004. This system:
- uses XML to format return data and transmit to IRS
- eliminates drains, processes transmission files, and provides acknowledgment files faster
- uses redesigned Business Rules (diagnostics)
- uses a standardized Acknowledgment File structure across all form types
- uses a Practitioner PIN for signatures.
E-file provides taxpayers the option to e-file extensions and pay tax obligations at the same time and also allows taxpayers to file extensions for calendar and fiscal year returns.
In order to e-file a federal extension, you must obtain an EFIN from the IRS by submitting Form 8633. To e-file a specific state, you must complete required state applications and/or registrations (if any).
Not all extensions qualify for e-file. Our e-file application generates appropriate diagnostics when it encounters a return that does not qualify for e-file and rejects the non-qualifying return.
List of Accepted Forms
The following forms and schedules are currently allowed and accepted by the IRS for e-file with Form 7004:
- Form 7004: Extension of Time to File
- Electronic Payment.
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