Which business tax return should I choose to file Form 7004?
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There are 33 different IRS business tax returns that can have their filing deadlines extended up to 6 months if properly filed an extension Form 7004. Exceptions apply to C corporations (1120-C) with a fiscal tax year ending June 30 and are eligible for an automatic 7-month extension using Form 7004.
| Form 1120 | Form 1120-C, | Form 1120-F | Form 1120-FSC | Form 1120-H | Form 1120-L | Form 1120-ND |
| Form 1120-PC | Form 1120-POL | Form 1120-REIT | Form 1120-RIC | Form 1120-S | Form 1120-SF |
The following tax returns qualify for an automatic 6-month extension with IRS Extension Form 7004:
| Form 706-GS (D) | Form 706-GS (T) | Form 1041 (bankruptcy estate only) | Form 1041-N | Form 1041-QFT |
| Form 1042 | Form 1065 |
Form 1065-B | Form 1066 | Form 1120-S |
| Form 3520-A |
Form 8612 | Form 8613 | Form 8725 | Form 8804 |
| Form 8831 | Form 8876 | Form 8924 | Form 8928 |
The following Certain Trust and Entities qualify for an automatic 5 1/2-month extension:
- Form 1041 (estate)
- Form 1041 (trust)
If you do not know which IRS business return you should choose to file an extension Form 7004, click the 'What business return should I file extension for?' link on the application's select business return page. A pop-up appears where you need to select the Business Entity Type, and we will suggest the business tax return you need to choose to apply for an extension.
