The IRS extended the federal tax due dates to July 15 a couple of weeks ago due to the current pandemic situation. Most states have aligned with that date by now but a few outliner states have a different date. Make sure you are aware of your state tax deadline.
States that align with the July 15 deadline:
| Alabama | Louisiana | North Dakota |
| Arkansas | Maine | Ohio |
| Arizona | Maryland | Oklahoma |
| California | Massachusetts | Oregon |
| Colorado | Michigan | Pennsylvania |
| Connecticut | Minnesota | Rhode Island |
| Delaware | Missouri | South Carolina |
| District of Columbia | Montana | Tennessee |
| Georgia | Nebraska | Utah |
| Illinois | New Jersey | Vermont |
| Indiana | New Mexico | Wisconsin |
| Kansas | New York | West Virginia |
| Kentucky | North Carolina |
States with extended deadlines different than that of July 15:
| State | New Filing Deadline |
|---|---|
| Hawaii | July 20 |
| Idaho | June 15 |
| Iowa | July 31 |
| Mississippi | May 15 |
| New Hampshire* | June 15 |
| Virginia | May 1 to file; June 1 to pay |
States with no state income tax:
| Alaska | South Dakota | Washington |
| Florida | Texas | Wyoming |
| Nevada |
We always recommend consulting a tax professional about your tax situation. Schedule an appointment with your CPA to make sure you’re on the right track for a successful tax season. Contact us today for a free consultation.