Important Tax Dates

Tax years are made up of four quarters. Most taxpayers use a calendar tax year. Therefore, the most common tax quarters are:

Quarter One: January, February, March
Quarter Two: April, May, June
Quarter Three: July, August, September
Quarter Four: October, November, December

Below you will find the important tax dates for Individuals, Partnerships or LLC's, Corporations or S-Corporations, and Employers. If the due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the due date moves to the next day that is not a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday.

Estimated Tax Payments for 2012/2013:

April 16: Quarterly Payments Due
June 15: Quarterly Payments Due
September 17: Quarterly Payments Due
January 15: Quarterly Payments Due

Individuals

April 16: Tax Return/Extension Due
October 15: Final Extension Due

Partnership/LLC

April 16: Partnership Return/Extension Due
     Schedule K-1 Due to owners
September 17: Final Extension Due

Subchapter C or S Corporation

March 15: Tax Return/Extension Due
     Schedule K-1 Due to owners
     2553 Due, if electing "S" status for previous year
September 17: Final Extension Due

Employers

January 31: Annual FUTA Return Due
     1099 Statements Due
     W-2 Statements Due
     Quarterly Federal & State Tax Return Due
     Annual Federal & State Tax Return Due
April 30: Quarterly Federal & State Tax Return Due
July 31: Quarterly Federal & State Tax Return Due
October 31: Quarterly Federal & State