Tuesday, September 15 is an important date for filing several kinds of extended tax returns and for making estimated payments. Calendar year taxpayers may have filing requirements with respect to the following:
- Extended due date for income tax Forms 1120-S for S Corporations
- Extended due date for income tax Forms 1065 for partnerships and limited liability companies filing as partnerships
- Third quarter estimated income tax payments for calendar year individuals, estates, trusts, and corporations
State income tax filings may also be due on or before September 15. The extended due dates for state returns vary by state.
If you have any questions, please contact your HM&M tax advisor.
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