Fill Out Form 7004

First day of the tax year

Last day of the tax year

This tax year is shorter than 12 months. Why? (line 5b)

Initial returnThe business started during the year Final returnThe business ended during the year Change in accounting periodUsually needs IRS approval first (Form 1128) Consolidated return to be filed OtherYou'll attach a statement explaining why

State or province

Postal code

Country

Write the full country name. Don't abbreviate it.

This is a foreign corporation with no office or place of business in the United States (line 2)

Its Form 7004 is due by the 15th day of the 6th month after the tax year ends.

This corporation is the common parent of a group that will file a consolidated return (line 3)

If you check this, you'll attach a list of every member with its name, address and EIN.

This entity qualifies under Regulations section 1.6081-5 (line 4)

Rare. It covers partnerships that keep their books outside the U.S. and Puerto Rico, foreign corporations with a U.S. office, domestic corporations that do business and keep books outside the U.S. and Puerto Rico, and domestic corporations whose main income is from U.S. territories. These already have until the 15th day of the 6th month. Checking the box asks for 3 more months (partnerships and S corps) or 4 more months (C corps).

Total assets at the end of the tax year

The IRS mailing address for your return and state depends on this. It doesn't go on the form.

Less than $10 million $10 million or more

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What return are you extending?

Which tax year is this for?

Business name, EIN and address

A few details for Part II

Your tax estimate

Review your Form 7004

Attach to your Form 7004

Your Form 7004 is downloaded