January 15
Common deadline for the fourth estimated tax payment covering income earned during the prior tax year.
Tax Deadlines
Stay organized. Plan ahead.
Use these common federal tax dates as a planning guide. Your exact filing requirements may vary based on your personal or business situation.
Get Tax GuidanceJanuary 31
Many wage and information statements, including common Forms W-2 and 1099, are generally due to recipients around the end of January.
March 15
Common federal filing deadline for calendar-year partnerships and S corporations, subject to weekend and holiday adjustments.
April 15
Common federal individual income tax filing deadline and first estimated tax payment deadline, subject to weekend and holiday adjustments.
June 15
Common deadline for the second estimated tax payment for individuals making quarterly estimated payments.
September 15
Common deadline for the third estimated tax payment and for certain extended partnership and S corporation returns.
October 15
Common extended federal filing deadline for individual income tax returns when a valid extension was filed.
Year-Round Planning
Tax planning does not need to wait for filing season. Reviewing income, withholding, estimated payments, and major financial changes throughout the year can help you prepare more effectively.
Important Note
Deadlines can change.
Federal, state, and local deadlines may differ and can be affected by weekends, holidays, disaster relief, extensions, or changes in tax law. Confirm current requirements before relying on a date shown here.
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