Tax Extension Update: Status of PA & Neighboring States
Reminder re: IRS due date extension
On March 17, the IRS announced an extension of time - until May 17 - to file 2020 federal individual income tax returns and make any payment due with the 2020 return.
We explained this in a recent blog: IRS extends 2020 tax return filing deadline and payment due date.
Latest on the status of Pennsylvania and neighboring states
We are monitoring the status of possible similar due date extensions in PA and other states. Below is a table of the current status of PA and neighboring states as of March 22, 2021:
|
State |
2020 Return & Payment |
1st Quarter 2021 Estimate |
|
Pennsylvania |
Extended to May 17 |
No extension: Due April 15 |
|
Delaware |
Extended to May 17 |
No extension: Due April 30 |
|
Maryland |
Extended to July 15 |
Extended to July 15 |
|
New Jersey |
Extended to May 17 |
No extension: Due April 15 |
|
New York |
Extended to May 17 |
No extension: Due April 15 |
|
Ohio |
No extension: Due April 15 |
No extension: Due April 15 |
|
West Virginia |
Extended to 5/17 |
No extension: Due April 15 |
Further updates are likely / We will keep you posted
There are efforts by the AICPA and other groups to urge the IRS to also extend the due date for 1st quarter estimated tax payments. As indicated in our previous blog, those 1st quarter 2021 estimated tax payments are currently still due on the original due date of April 15, 2021.
We will continue to monitor the status of any further federal extensions and any possible due date extensions in other states -and will provide updates when appropriate.
Please contact your Herbein tax advisor at info@herbein.com if you have questions regarding the due date of your state tax returns.
