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Which States Have Delayed Tax Payments or Filings?

 

While the IRS’s one-month filing extension is far less than the agency should be doing to help overburdened taxpayers, most states are at least following the federal government’s lead and moving this year’s tax deadline from April 15 to May 17. As of right now, only one state is still resisting a May extension: Hawaii.

Below are links to each announcement and whether the postponement is for filing, payment, or both. For the feds, filing and payment are postponed, although estimated quarterly payments are still due on April 15. Of course, be sure to check with your tax advisor to verify any information relating to your tax return. 

 

State

Filing Postponed?

Payment Postponed?

Notes

 

Alabama

Yes

Yes

 

 

Source

Alaska

-

-

No state income tax

 

Arizona

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Arkansas

Yes

Yes

 

Source

California

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Colorado

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Connecticut

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Delaware

Yes

Yes

 

Source

District of Columbia

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Florida

-

-

No state income tax

 

Georgia

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Hawaii

NO

NO

 

 

Idaho

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Illinois

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Indiana

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Iowa

Yes

Yes

 Deadline, including Q1 estimated payment, is June 1, 2021. 

Source

Kansas

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Kentucky

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Louisiana

Yes

Yes

Deadline is June 15, 2021, due to winter storms.

Source

Maine

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Maryland

Yes

Yes

Deadline is July 15, 2021. Includes 1Q and 2Q estimated taxes.

Source

Massachusetts

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Michigan

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Minnesota

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Mississippi

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Missouri

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Montana

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Nebraska

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Nevada

-

-

No state income tax

 

New Hampshire

NO

NO

Interest and dividends tax, still due April 15.

 

New Jersey

Yes

Yes

 

Source

New Mexico

Yes

Yes

 

Source

New York

Yes

Yes

 

Source

North Carolina

Yes

Yes

 

Source

North Dakota

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Ohio

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Oklahoma

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Oregon

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Pennsylvania

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Rhode Island

Yes

Yes

 

Source

South Carolina

Yes

Yes

 

Source

South Dakota

-

-

No state income tax

 

Tennessee

Yes

Yes

Hall tax on interest and dividends; Tennessee does not tax wage income

Source

Texas

-

-

No state income tax

 

Utah

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Vermont

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Virginia

Yes

Yes

 

 

Source

Washington

-

-

No state income tax

 

West Virginia

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Wisconsin

Yes

Yes

 

Source

Wyoming

-

-

No state income tax