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Every major tax deadline in 2023

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Keep track of the most important federal and Florida tax deadlines this year.

There's a lot that the IRS needs small business owners to keep track of. For each of the many IRS forms you might need, there's a due date.

Nobody likes paying late penalties, so we put all the major tax due dates (and a few of the minor ones) in one place. Reviewing these deadlines on a regular basis can help you hit estimated tax payment due dates, file for tax extensions when you need them, and more.

We've also included a few Florida due dates, but if you're from a different state be sure to check out those due dates instead. You can face penalties for missing state tax deadlines too.

January 2023

February 2023

March 2023

 

April 2023

  • April 1 | Florida tangible personal property tax return due (learn more)
  • April 18 | Last day to make an IRA contribution
  • April 18 | Individual income tax return due (Form 1040)
  • April 18 | Individual income tax return extension due (Form 4868) (learn more)
  • April 18 | Trust income tax return due (Form 1041)
  • April 18 | Trust income tax return extension due (Form 7004) (learn more)
  • April 18 | Corporation income tax return due (Form 1120)
  • April 18 | Corporation income tax return extension due (Form 7004) (learn more)
  • April 18 | First quarter estimated tax due (Form 1040-ES) (learn more)

 

May 2023

June 2023

July 2023

  • July 31 | Annual return/report of employee benefit plan (Form 5500)
  • July 31 | Second quarter payroll taxes due (Form RT-6)

August 2023

  • No due dates

September 2023

  • September 15 | Third quarter estimated tax due date (Form 1040-ES) (learn more)
  • September 15 | S corporation income tax return extended due (Form 1120S)
  • September 15 | Partnership income tax return extended due date (Form 1065)
  • September 30 | Trust income tax return extended due date (Form 1041)

 

October 2023

  • October 16 | Corporation income tax return extended due date (Form 1120)
  • October 16 | Individual income tax return extended due date (Form 1040)
  • October 31 | Third quarter payroll taxes due (Form RT-6)

November 2023

  • November 15 | Nonprofit income tax return extended due date (Form 990)

December 2023

  • No due dates

The bottom line

With so many federal and state tax deadlines, itโ€™s easy to lose track of a few. This calendar is designed to help you never miss a deadline (or pay a late penalty).

Still worried? Schedule a free call with a DiMercurio Advisors team member today.

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