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On June 2, 2026, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that taxpayers who missed the April 15 tax filing deadline may still use the IRS Free File program.
IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano stated, "IRS Free File makes it easy for taxpayers to meet their filing obligations and claim valuable tax credits at no cost. As we continue to transform the IRS into a digital-first agency, tools like IRS Free File help provide a secure, convenient, and reliable filing experience for taxpayers."
Many taxpayers who do not usually file a tax return may still qualify for tax credits or refunds. An estimated 109 million taxpayers are eligible to use the IRS Free File program. The IRS will maintain the availability of Free File until October 15, 2026.
The IRS Free File program can be accessed on IRS.gov. The program allows individuals to use tax software available through trusted partners. The free commercial software enables safe, secure and user-friendly options for filing taxes.
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