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California Tax Filing Deadline Move to October 16 for Some Counties

California tax filing deadline is extended to October 16 for federal and state business and individual tax returns and payments.
California tax filing deadline is extended to October 16 for federal and state business and individual tax returns and payments. (Photo: iStock)

California tax filing deadline for federal and state business and individual tax returns and payments is moved to October 16, as The Franchise Tax Board announced. The IRS also revealed that most 2022 business and individual returns were originally due on March 15 and April 18, and returns of tax-exempt organizations due on May 15 will be extended in some counties.

The deadlines were extended due to storms, wildfires, and flood damage last year. Taxpayers who suffered a financial loss to storm damages are qualified to claim those losses on their tax returns.

Over 40 counties in California have extended their deadline for tax filing

Over 40 counties in California have extended their deadline for tax filing. (PhotoL The Hill)

See: Extended Tax Deadline To May 15 For Californians 

The IRS and the state offer the extended deadline and relief to residents in areas designated as disaster zones by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The following list is the counties that qualified for the tax filing extension:

Alameda Madera Riverside Santa Clara Yuba
Colusa Madera Sacramento Santa Cruz  
Contra Costa Mariposa  San Benito Solano  
El Dorado Mendocino San Bernardino Sonoma  
Fresno Merced San Diego Stanislaus  
Glenn Mono San Francisco Sutter  
Humboldt Monterey San Joaquin Tehama  
Kings Napa San Luis Obispo Tulare  
Lake Orange San Mateo Ventura  
Los Angeles Placer Santa Barbara Yolo  

 

How Can I Qualify?

According to Press-Telegram, the IRS will atomically identify taxpayers located in the disaster zones. If you reside or have a business outside the disaster zone, you can request an extension by calling the IRS disaster hotline at 866-562-522.

Read More: California Tax Deadline: See What IRS Announced About This Extension

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