Taxpayers in three states face a mid-July deadline to file their taxes or make payments for the 2023 year after extensions were given over federal disaster declarations, according to the IRS.
Residents and businesses in Maine, Rhode Island, and Alaska have to submit their 2023 taxes by July 15, the revenue service warned in a recent statement. Those residents didn’t have to file their taxes like most other Americans by April 15 because of disaster declarations that were issued for severe storms, landslides, mudslides, and flooding between November 2023 and January 2024.
