Expert advice for procrastinators: Last-minute tax-filing tips.

With the tax-filing deadline approaching, the IRS has already received over 90 million income tax returns for 2022. Tax filers in federally declared disaster areas, those in the armed forces, and those who made little to no money last year may have extended filing and payment deadlines. Taxpayers should organize their tax documents, report all taxable income sources, proofread their returns, and pay what they owe by April 18 to avoid interest and penalties. Those who can't file by the deadline can request an automatic six-month extension to file, but not to pay.