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Mailing your tax return near the deadline comes with a risk that 'matters more now than ever'

Apr 07, 2026 13:09 UTC
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While the IRS considers your return being filed on time as long as it's postmarked by the deadline, not all mail gets a postmark the day it's sent..

  • Tax return mailing risks near deadline
  • Postmark issues with USPS

If you're planning to mail in your2025 tax returnsthis year, one detail may make the difference between filing on time and missing the deadline: a postmark. While April 15 is when federal (and most state)taxesare due, the IRS considers any tax return postmarked on or before that date as being filed on time, even if it's not received by the agency until days later. A postmark shows the date your mail was processed and historically had been applied the same day you mailed an item. However, due to ongoing operational changes at theU.S. Postal Service, the day you mail an item may not be when a po

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