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Californians affected by January wildfires now have a six-month extension to file taxes, moving the deadline to October 15, 2025. However, tax payments are still due by April 15, 2025. With additional restaurant discounts available, residents are encouraged to take advantage of this relief during tax season.
Attention, California! If you’ve been affected by the wildfires that swept through the state in January, there’s some good news regarding your taxes. The tax deadline for most Californians is typically April 15, 2025, but for those impacted by those devastating wildfires, the California Franchise Tax Board and the IRS have come to the rescue with a six-month extension to file your tax returns and make payments. That means you’ll have until October 15, 2025, to handle your tax paperwork without the stress of rushing.
However, don’t let that extension fool you! Any tax payments that you owe still need to be in by the original deadline of April 15, 2025. If you’re unsure about how much you owe, the Franchise Tax Board has a handy Tax Calculator on their website that you can use to crunch those numbers.
If you need assistance navigating through the tax process, do not hesitate to contact the Franchise Tax Board directly at (888-825-9868) or via email at ftblacountydisasterrelief@ftb.ca.gov. They are there to help you every step of the way!
So, California residents, make the most of these extensions and deals, and remember to take care of yourselves during tax season!
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