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IRS Grants Automatic Extension for Filing Form 8928

8. July 2011 14:55
The IRS has finalized regulations to allow Form 8928 filers to obtain an automatic 6-month extension for filing the return. This form is used to report excise tax penalties for violations of COBRA, HIPAA and other group health plan mandates, as well as the Code’s requirements for comparable Archer MSA and HSA contributions.

The extension does not extend the time for payment of any tax associated that is due. Estimated excise taxes must be submitted by the return’s original due date and a separate Form 7004 must be submitted in order to obtain the automatic extension.

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