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Extended deadline: October 15, 2026

Filed an Extension? October 15 Is Coming.

Get professional help completing your 2025 federal tax return before the October 15 extended filing deadline.

IRS Enrolled AgentIndividualsSelf EmployedBusiness OwnersComplex ReturnsNationwide Service

Or send your details using the form and an Enrolled Agent will call you back.

Get tax help before October 15

Tell us about your return and a licensed Enrolled Agent will get back to you. No cost, no obligation.

We never share your details. Reply from a real Enrolled Agent.

Still Need to File Your 2025 Tax Return?

If any of these describe your situation, we can help you get it finished.

Filed Form 4868 and still have not completed the return

Waiting for K-1s or other tax documents

Self-employed or received multiple 1099s

Own a business or single-member LLC

Rental property or Schedule E income

Stock, investment, or cryptocurrency transactions

Multi-state tax filing

Foreign income or foreign financial accounts

A complicated return that needs professional review

Previous preparer is unavailable or cannot finish in time

Tax Returns We Can Help With

A selection of what we routinely prepare. Not every taxpayer needs every form.

Form 1040
1099 Income
Schedule C
Schedule E
K-1 Income
Rental Properties
Investment Income
Cryptocurrency
Multi-State Returns
Foreign Income
FBAR
Business Owners

Why Taxpayers Choose Libre

IRS Enrolled Agent expertise

Your return is handled by a federally licensed Enrolled Agent with over 20 years of experience.

Professional U.S. tax preparation

Federal and state individual and business returns, prepared and reviewed before filing.

Remote service nationwide

We work with taxpayers in all 50 states. Nothing about this requires an office visit.

Individual and business experience

Sole proprietors, single-member LLCs, S-Corps and partnerships, alongside personal returns.

Help with complex returns

K-1s, rentals, investments, multi-state apportionment, foreign income and FBAR reporting.

Secure document handling

Documents are exchanged through our secure client portal, never loose email attachments.

Clear communication

You will know what we still need, where your return stands, and what happens next.

Understanding the October 15 Deadline

Taxpayers who timely requested an extension generally have until October 15, 2026 to file their 2025 individual federal income tax return.

An extension to file generally does not extend the deadline to pay taxes owed. Tax owed was generally due at the original filing deadline, and interest and penalties may apply to amounts paid after it.

Some taxpayers, including those in federally declared disaster areas or serving abroad, may have a different due date. This page is general information, not individualized tax advice.

Have More Than a Simple W-2 Return?

A return with business income, property, investments or anything overseas takes more than a quick pass through consumer software. We prepare returns that involve:

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  • 1099 income
  • Self-employment
  • Schedule C businesses
  • Rental properties
  • K-1s
  • Investments
  • Multiple states
  • Foreign accounts
  • Foreign income
  • Prior-year tax issues

Getting Started Is Simple

1

Tell Us About Your Tax Situation

Send your details using the form, or call. We will ask what kind of income you had and which forms you are waiting on.

2

Securely Send Your Tax Documents

You upload your documents through our secure client portal. We tell you exactly what is still missing.

3

We Prepare and Review Your Return

An Enrolled Agent prepares the return, reviews it with you, and files it electronically.

Don't Wait Until October 15

As the deadline gets closer, tax professionals become increasingly busy. Start your return now so there is time to review your information and address missing documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the 2025 tax extension deadline?

Taxpayers who timely requested an extension generally have until October 15, 2026 to file their 2025 individual federal income tax return. Some taxpayers, such as those in federally declared disaster areas or serving abroad, may have a different date.

What happens if I cannot file by October 15?

The IRS may apply a failure-to-file penalty and interest on any unpaid balance. Filing as soon as possible generally limits how much those amounts grow. Your specific situation is worth reviewing with a tax professional.

Can Libre Tax Service prepare my return remotely?

Yes. We work with taxpayers in all 50 states. Documents are exchanged through our secure client portal and the return is reviewed with you before it is filed.

Can you help with 1099 or self-employed taxes?

Yes. We regularly prepare returns for self-employed people, contractors and sole proprietors, including Schedule C, business expenses, and self-employment tax.

Can you help with K-1s and rental properties?

Yes. Partnership and S-Corporation K-1s, along with rental income and expenses reported on Schedule E, are a routine part of the returns we prepare.

Can you help with foreign income or FBAR?

Yes. We handle foreign earned income, foreign financial account reporting on FinCEN Form 114 (FBAR), and related forms for taxpayers with overseas income or accounts.

What documents should I have ready?

Typically your prior-year return, W-2s, any 1099s, K-1s, rental income and expense records, investment or crypto statements, and records of estimated tax payments already made. We will tell you what else applies to you.

Does filing an extension give me more time to pay?

No. An extension to file generally does not extend the deadline to pay taxes owed. Tax owed was generally due at the original filing deadline, and interest and penalties may apply to amounts paid after it.

Need Help Filing Before October 15?

Get professional help preparing your 2025 tax return. Call us, or book a time that suits you.

Libre Tax Service is an independent tax preparation firm. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Internal Revenue Service. Information on this page is general and is not individualized tax advice. See our privacy policy and terms.

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