Are my income taxes due April 15? Don’t worry, Florida residents have more time.
The deadline to file your taxes is April 15. But not if you live in Florida.
The Internal Revenue Service extended the deadline here to May 1 because of a series of hurricanes that slammed the state — Debbie in August and then the two-fer Helene and Milton two weeks apart in September and October.
The new May 1, 2025, tax filing deadline date, rather than the traditional April date this year, applies to people and businesses who live or are based anywhere in Florida, not just the counties that got hit from the 2024 storms.
The reprieve covers the following entities who traditionally must file by April 15: individual, corporate and estate and trust income tax returns. Also, partnership returns, S corporation returns, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax returns; annual information returns of tax-exempt organizations and employment and certain excise tax returns.
If you plan to mail your return, wisit usps.com for regular business hours of post offices. There are no plans for extended hours on either date — April 15 or May 1, but some post offices regularly are open after 5 p.m. said Postal Service spokeswoman Debbie Fetterly in an email to the Miami Herald..