Need information about the taxes in your state? The links below will take you to your state’s tax department Web site.
The date next to each link is the state’s individual income tax filing deadline so you don’t overlook this tax responsibility.
Alabama, April 15
Alaska, no state income tax
Arizona, April 15
Arkansas, April 15
California, April 15
Colorado, April 15
Connecticut, April 15
Delaware, April 30
District of Columbia (Washington, D.C.), April 15
Florida, no state income tax
Georgia, April 15
Hawaii, April 20
Idaho, April 15
Illinois, April 15
Indiana, April 15
Iowa, April 30
Kansas, April 15
Kentucky, April 15
Louisiana, May 15
Maine, April 15
Maryland, April 15
Massachusetts, April 15
Michigan, April 15
Minnesota, April 15
Mississippi, April 15
Missouri, April 15
Montana, April 15
Nebraska, April 15
Nevada, no state income tax
New Hampshire, April 15 for interest and dividend income only
New Jersey, April 15
New Mexico, April 15
New York, April 15
North Carolina, April 15
North Dakota, April 15
Ohio, April 15
Oklahoma, April 15
Oregon, April 15
Pennsylvania, April 15
Rhode Island, April 15
South Carolina, April 15
South Dakota, no state income tax
Tennessee, April 15 for interest and dividend income only (phasing out)
Texas, no state income tax
Utah, April 15
Vermont, April 15
Virginia, May 1
Washington, no state income tax
West Virginia, April 15
Wisconsin, April 15
Wyoming, no state income tax
Note that when a state’s filing deadline, whether it’s on April 15 or another date, falls on a weekend or holiday, the state return due date is pushed back to the next business day.
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