In the past I was able to e-file the 7004 late, past the original due date of the business return. This year however, I get a red error saying that it failed Final Review. In the final review it shows that you cannot e-file 7004 past 3/17/25.
We have e-filed extensions late in the past through Proseries, but this year it is not working. Am I missing something that needs to be checked off, or is my only option to Print and Mail the 7004 instead??
This is a regular fiscal year Form 1120S for S Corp and Form 1065 for LLC/Partnership that has original tax filing deadline of 3/17/2025 this year.
The tax returns have not been prepared or filed yet, so we need to file an extension, however the Form 7004 is saying you cannot efile an extension through Proseries past 3/17/2025.
In the past we have been able to submit and e-file the 7004 in Proseries, well beyond any due date of the original tax returns or extension due dates. This year however, it is failing during the e-filing and cannot be converted/transmitted. Everything in the 7004 and EF Info worksheet has been filled out correctly and it's ready to e-file, but it keeps getting rejected by Proseries saying that it's failing Final Review (and that "failure" is that it's past the 3/17/25 original deadline)
I am trying to figure out if this is new for 2025 that you can no longer do this electronically through Proseries past the original deadline, or if there may be another area/checkbox/process that I am missing in order to submit these 7004's electronically.
IMO it's still better than nothing.
My question isn't pertaining to whether or not it's "correct", all I am saying is that this functionality used to be available in Proseries in the past and no longer is. I just want to know whether or not others have found that to be the case or if something has changed in the filing software that I am missing. I already called Proseries support and they were not sure and said it should be working but don't know why I can't convert/transmit.
I guess I can just tell the taxpayer that it can be Printed and Mailed
I'd be willing to bet you are probably the only person on this site who knows that you could file an extension form late because who the He!! files an extension form late. It is late. You blew it. I would start thinking of a reasonable cause explanation for when/if IRS sends a penalty notice. HINT: claiming ProSeries would in prior years allow you to file an extension late is NOT reasonable cause.
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