You Can Still File Taxes if You Live in One of These States and Locales

You Can Still File Taxes if You Live in One of These States and Locales

If you live somewhere that experienced a natural disaster, such as a hurricane or wildfire, there's a good chance that the IRS extended your tax filing deadline.

Hours before the end of the 2024 income tax return filing period, 1,197,922 returns have already been received and $1,878,800,851 in refunds corresponding to 903,351 returns has been disbursed, revealed the Secretary of the Department of the Treasury, Ángel L. Pantoja Rodríguez.

During the tax period, many residents of the United States wonder whether there is a possibility to postpone the delivery of their declaration.The entity responsible for the collection, known as IRS, provides an alternative to meet this obligation outside of the usual time.This measure applies in particular situations and avoids penalties resulting from non-compliance.It is essential to know who meets the necessary conditions, what the process i…

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued a statement listing places in the United States that have an extension to declare taxes

Does your state qualify for the tax deadline extension? See the list

Taxpayers in Florida, North Carolina and several other states have had their tax deadlines automatically extended due to natural disasters.

The IRS extended the tax filing deadline in 12 states. Oregon isn’t one of them

The Internal Revenue Service has extended the April 15 tax filing deadline in all or parts of 12 states that were devastated in 2024 or early 2025 by disasters, including wildfires, hurricanes and flooding.