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I told her that I thought the only allowable extensions past Oct 15 would be if she is out of the country, which does not apply in her case. This is for a normal calendar year return. She will not owe any more, just wanted to try to come up with more 2017 expenses to get some of her taxes paid in back as a refund.
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The only thing I can think of that can extend things past October 15th is for a new Resident Alien to meet the Substantial Presence Test. Other than that, there are no extensions the can be filed to extend the October 15th due date.
With that being said, except for certain things such as elections, there isn't a problem filing it late if all of the tax is already paid.
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Just as Bill says.
Even if the taxpayer is out of country, the only times when it may be possible to extend beyond Oct 15 would be due to qualifying periods for PPT, BFR, and moving expense deductions.
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Or living in the right (or wrong) disaster area!