Tax filing deadline extended in North Dakota

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFGO) – Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus has introduced that earnings tax filers have till April 25 to file their state earnings tax return and pay the tax.

Kroshus has put in place a waiver of earnings tax penalty and curiosity for one week to offer aid to 2021 earnings tax filers impacted by state-wide blizzard situations.

“We’re conscious of the impacts going through many North Dakotans because of the excessive climate situations,” mentioned Kroshus. “In response, we’re offering a waiver, permitting taxpayers an additional week to file and pay their North Dakota earnings tax with out worry of accruing penalty or curiosity costs. Given the magnitude of the storm, the waiver is suitable and can hopefully present a degree of aid to some because the state slowly digs out.”

The waiver applies solely to the North Dakota state earnings tax deadline.  The federal deadline stays April 18.  Taxpayers can file for an extension if further time is required.

Kroshus mentioned his employees is able to help by cellphone or e mail to assist taxpayers with any points and might be extending workplace hours till 7 p.m. on April 18. Taxpayers can name 701-328-1247 for help.

Kroshus continues to encourage taxpayers to e-file and select direct deposit or digital fee to assist enhance the accuracy, safety, and timeliness of return and refund processing. He reminds e-filers to confirm their handle and financial institution data. Paper-filers are reminded to surround an entire copy of their federal return, any W-2(s), 1099’s, or different paperwork with North Dakota withholding and to signal their return.