📢 Attention Nonprofits! Extend your exempt organization's tax deadline by e-filing Form 8868.
E-File Extension Form 8868 for Tax Year 2025
Worried about not being able to file your 990 return on time? E-file Form 8868 online in minutes and get an extension of up to 6 months to file your 990 return.
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Form-based Filing
With the form-based filing style, it will be as easy as filling out a physical form. You will just have to type out the required information.

E-file in Minutes
Complete your entire Form 8868 e-filing process in less than 5 minutes! You only need to complete 3 simple steps and your extension form will be filed.

Guided Filing
With our step-by-step Form 8868 instructions, you can complete your nonprofit extension filing in just a few clicks. Help is available along the way.

IRS Form Validations
Your return gets validated against every IRS rule while you file your extension. This minimizes the chance of your return's rejection.

Get Instant Form Updates
Receive instant notifications on your return status as soon as the IRS processes your return. You can also check the return status from your TaxZerone account.

Transmit Rejected Returns for Free
In case the IRS rejected your 8868 extension form, you can correct the errors and retransmit the form free of cost!
Get an automatic extension of up to 6 months by filing extension Form 8868 in just 3 simple steps
Follow the steps provided below to complete the nonprofit tax extension filing with the IRS.


Enter your Organization Details
Enter your business details, and select the tax year and the appropriate tax form to file an extension.

Calculate and Pay the Tax Due
Enter the tax amount paid for the calendar year and calculate the balance due. Choose to pay the balance due amount using the EFW option.

Review the Form and Transmit it to the IRS
Preview the return for any errors and then transmit the form to the IRS. Then, wait for an email notification from us on the status of your return.
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FAQs on Form 8868
1. What is IRS Form 8868?
2. When is the deadline for Form 8868?
If your exempt organization follows the calendar tax year, the filing date for Form 8868 deadline is May 15, 2026, and it extends your deadline to October 15, 2026. Form 8868 must be filed by the 15th day of the fifth month following the end of your fiscal year for organizations that use a fiscal tax year.
3. Who must file an extension form 8868?
4. How do I file Form 8868 electronically?
Filing Form 8868 electronically will take only a few steps and minutes. You will only need to enter your organization details, choose the tax form for which you're filing an extension, calculate the balance tax due if any, and transmit the return to the IRS. Once the IRS processes your return, you will receive a notification of its status.











