Tax Due Dates

Tax Due Dates

For Individuals:

  •     1. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040):
  •          April 15: Due date for filing individual income tax returns. If the due date falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the due date is the next business day.

  •     2. Estimated Tax Payments:
  •          April 15: First quarter estimated tax payment 
  •          June 15: Second quarter estimated tax payment
  •          September 15:  Third quarter estimated tax payment
  •          January 15: Fourth quarter estimated tax payment

         3. Extension to File:
  •           October 15: Extended due date for individual income tax returns if an extension was filed by April 15.

For Businesses:

  1. Partnerships (Form 1065):
  •          March 15: Due date for filing partnership returns
  •          September 15: Extended due date for partnership returns if an extension was filed by March 15

        2. S Corporations (Form 1120S):
  •          March 15: Due date for filing S corporation returns
  •          September 15: Extended due date for S corporation returns if an extension was filed by March 15

  •     3. C Corporations (Form 1120):
  •          April 15: Due date for filing C corporation returns
  •          October 15: Extended due date for C corporation returns if an extension was filed by April 15
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  •      4. Estimated Tax Payments for Corporations:
  •         April 15: First quarter estimated tax payment
  •         June 15: Second quarter estimated tax payment
  •         September 15: Third quarter estimated tax payment
  •         December 15: Fourth quarter estimated tax payment

         5. Employment Taxes (Form 941):
  •          April 30: First quarter employment tax return due.
  •          July 31: Second quarter employment tax return due.
  •          October 31: Third quarter employment tax return due.
  •          January 31: Fourth quarter employment tax return due.

          6. Annual Information Returns (Forms 1099, W-2):
  •           January 31: Due date for providing Forms 1099 and W-2 to recipients and the IRS.


*Please ensure to verify these dates based on your specific tax situation and any state-specific requirements.