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Deadlines and extensions

April is not the only tax filing deadline: there are deadlines in January, June, September and October too. Deadlines can move due to natural disasters. Taxpayers can learn more about meeting deadlines, filing for an extension and what to do if filing late.

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Deadlines and extensions

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