State Income Tax Returns, Dates, Refunds
Due to IRS and state policy, most state tax returns can only be e-Filed together with the IRS tax return - with the exception of California. This is not an Taxpert.com policy, but an IRS/State regulation which is based on data sharing between the IRS and the state(s). Having said that, you can prepare only state return(s) on Taxpert.com, but not by itself without also e-Filing the IRS return as well.
Thus, here on Taxpert.com, you can prepare and eFile your 2022 IRS and State Taxes together. The IRS tax return filing deadline is April 15, 2023 and most state returns are due at the same time. Some states do have their own deadline, however; for specific state tax return deadlines, click on the state(s) below. We recommend e-filing both your federal and state returns together on Taxpert.com that way you do not have to mail your state return separately.
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Income Taxes by State
Not all state income tax returns and tax rates are created equally. For example, there are nine states which don't impose a state income tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming. New Hampshire and Tennessee, however, do tax investment income from taxable dividends and interest. Why worry about how to properly file your state return? If you prepare and eFile your state tax return(s) on Taxpert.com, you can be assured that your taxes will be done right.
Click on the interactive state map below for specific state deadlines, tax forms, and online tax services (state tax payment, documents, etc.).
Each of the Taxpert.com state tax pages has extensive income tax related information and previous year tax forms for you to complete directly here on Taxpert.com.
Click your state(s) on the State Tax Map below for tax deadlines, due dates, tax extensions, amendments, tax forms, and back taxes.
If you have already e-filed your state return, check your personal state tax refund status now.
See the linked instructions on how to ONLY prepare one or more state tax returns on Taxpert.com without also eFiling an IRS or federal tax return.
See the linked to estimate your State Taxes.
Select one more more states and find instructions on how to prepare and file extensions. Keep in mind, if you owe taxes and pay your state taxes online or via a mail voucher, that counts as an extension in most cases.
For some states, the original income tax forms is also the tax amendment form; sometimes you have to check off that you are filing a tax amendment. Find out about specific states via the link here.
Learn how to withhold state income taxes per paycheck. Complete the forms online. Calculate your
IRS W4 Form.
Get your personal IRS tax refund status after you have e-filed your federal individual income tax return to the IRS.
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Tax Day Deadlines, Refund Status by State
The table below reports each state accompanied by their state income tax rate, various deadlines, and an estimator tool which will display the status of your state refund. The rates indicate the highest tax rate in which state income will be taxed at. Note that many states tax at a lower rate for lower income, similar to how federal income tax brackets work.
You are not required to file a state income tax return for Alaska.
There is no state refund for Alaska.
You are not required to file a state income tax return for Florida.
There is no state refund for Florida.
You are not required to file a state income tax return for Nevada.
There is no state refund for Nevada.
No income taxes for earned income in New Hampshire. Dividend and interest income is taxed at 5%.
No Income Tax Refunds
You are not required to file a state income tax return for South Dakota.
There is no state refund for South Dakota.
No income taxes for earned income in Tennessee. Dividend and interest income is taxed at 1%.
There is no state refund for Tennessee.
You are not required to file a state income tax return for Texas.
There is no state refund for Texas.
You are not required to file a state income tax return for Washington State.
There is no state refund for Washington State.
You are not required to file a state income tax return for Wyoming.
There is no state refund for Wyoming.
When you prepare your federal and state income taxes with Taxpert.com, we will help you complete and report any information regarding your specific tax situation. Simply answer a few questions during the tax interview and the eFile app will generate the correct forms and report or attach them to your Form 1040.
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Tax Day Deadlines, Refund Status by Territory
Find United States Territories as well as tax deadlines for each with details. If you live or work in these territories, you may be a resident or nonresident. Find details in IRS Publication 570, Tax Guide for Individuals with Income from U.S. Possessions, courtesy of Taxpert.com. When you earn income in any of these territories, you may be required to file a U.S. Tax Return, a Territory Tax Return, or both, depending on if you are considered a bona fide resident of the territory in question.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of American Samoa for the entire tax year must file a tax return with American Samoa.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of Guam for the entire tax year must file a tax return with Guam.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands for the entire tax year must file a tax return with the Commonwealth.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of Puerto Rico for the entire tax year must file a Puerto Rico tax return.
Typically due by the IRS due date. Bona fide residents of the U.S. Virgin Islands for the entire tax year must file a U.S. Virgin Islands tax return.
Previous Year Forms, Calculators, Payments, Penalties
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