When Are Your Taxes Due?
While the tax return deadline is in April of each year, the following October of the same year is the e-file deadline. Once the final deadline passes, you must mail in paper forms as back taxes cannot be e-filed on eFile.com.
Tax Day Deadlines, Refund Status by State
Generally, each state's tax deadline falls in line with the IRS Tax Day deadline in April. The table below reports each state's latest income tax rate, tax return related deadlines, and a link to the state estimator tool which will display the status of your state refund.
The income tax rates indicate the range at which the income earned during the tax year will be taxed at on the state level. Note that many states tax at a lower rate for lower income, similar to how federal income tax brackets work. See state income tax rates and navigate to a specific state to see rates based on income.
Get your taxes done with ease on eFile.com, available each year during the tax season. This is from January to October which allows for timely filing of individual income taxes. Start free and file by the April deadline to avoid any late tax penalties if you owe taxes.
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You are not required to file a state income tax return for Alaska.
There is no state refund for Alaska.
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You are not required to file a state income tax return for Florida.
There is no state refund for Florida.
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You are not required to file a state income tax return for Nevada.
There is no state refund for Nevada.
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No income taxes for earned income in New Hampshire. Dividend and interest income may be taxed at 5%.
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You are not required to file a state income tax return for South Dakota.
There is no state refund for South Dakota.
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No income taxes for earned income in Tennessee. Dividend and interest income may be taxed at 1%.
There is no state refund for Tennessee.
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You are not required to file a state income tax return for Texas.
There is no state refund for Texas.
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You are not required to file a state income tax return for Washington State.
There is no state refund for Washington State.
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You are not required to file a state income tax return for Wyoming.
There is no state refund for Wyoming.
When you prepare your federal and state income taxes with eFile.com, we will help you complete and report any information regarding your specific tax situation. Simply answer a few questions during the tax interview and the eFile app will generate the correct forms and report or attach them to your Form 1040 and applicable state income tax form(s).
Tax Day Deadlines, Refund Status by Territory
Find United States Territories as well as tax deadlines for each with details. If you live or work in these territories, you may be a resident or nonresident. Find details in IRS Publication 570, Tax Guide for Individuals with Income from U.S. Possessions, courtesy of eFile.com. When you earn income in any of these territories, you may be required to file a U.S. Tax Return, a Territory Tax Return, or both, depending on if you are considered a bona fide resident of the territory in question.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of American Samoa for the entire tax year must file a tax return with American Samoa.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of Guam for the entire tax year must file a tax return with Guam.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands for the entire tax year must file a tax return with the Commonwealth.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of Puerto Rico for the entire tax year must file a Puerto Rico tax return.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of the U.S. Virgin Islands for the entire tax year must file a U.S. Virgin Islands tax return.
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