Here's What to Do if You Miss the Tax Day Deadline

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Each year Tax Day seems to sneak up on Americans and many actually miss the filing deadline. This year federal taxes are due on Monday, April 18, but let's say — whoops! — you miss it. We asked the experts at Jackson Hewitt what you should know if you blow the deadline. 

What should I do if I am late filing my taxes?

This tax advice is brought to you by our partner Jackson Hewitt.

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