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The dates that
carry penalties.

Federal and Florida deadlines for individuals and small businesses. When a date falls on a weekend or holiday, it shifts to the next business day.

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DateWhat's due
Jan 15, 2027Q4 estimated payment for the prior year (1040-ES)
Feb 1, 2027W-2s to employees and 1099-NEC to contractors and the IRS (moved to the next business day)
Mar 15, 2027Calendar-year S-corp (1120-S) and partnership (1065) returns — or extensions
Apr 15, 2027Individual returns (1040) and payment · C-corp (1120) · Q1 estimates · FBAR (auto-extends to Oct 15)
May 1, 2027Florida annual report for LLCs and corporations — $400 late fee after
Jun 15, 2027Q2 estimates · filing deadline for many nonresidents without U.S. wage withholding

Every year

DateWhat's due
Jan 15Q4 estimated payment for the prior year (1040-ES)
Jan 31W-2s to employees and 1099-NEC to contractors and the IRS
Mar 15Calendar-year S-corp (1120-S) and partnership (1065) returns — or extensions
Apr 15Individual returns (1040) and payment · C-corp (1120) · Q1 estimates · FBAR (auto-extends to Oct 15)
May 1Florida annual report for LLCs and corporations — $400 late fee after
Jun 15Q2 estimates · filing deadline for many nonresidents without U.S. wage withholding
Sep 15Q3 estimates · extended 1120-S and 1065 returns
Oct 15Extended 1040 and 1120 returns · FBAR final deadline
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The list above computes automatically from the standard federal rules — when a date falls on a weekend or legal holiday (including the D.C. holidays that shift federal deadlines), it moves to the next business day under IRC §7503. Florida's May 1 annual report is statutory and does not shift. Disaster relief and special situations can still change dates. Florida has no personal income tax, but businesses may owe corporate income tax, sales tax, and reemployment tax. General information, not advice.

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