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2020 Tax due dates for corporations
Your corporation will want to keep an eye on these crucial tax dates.
Tax season is right around the corner, and it goes by fast. Your corporation will want to keep an eye on these crucial tax dates. Watch out for these 2020 tax due dates for corporations:
Tax Return Due Dates
Original return or 6-month extension due date (for calendar year Corporations)
4/15/2021
If there is a payment required with the return, it is due by the original due date of the tax return to avoid a late payment penalty and interest
Extended due date of Form 1120
10/15/2021
Estimated Tax Due Dates
Q1 Estimated tax payment 4/15/2021
Q2 Estimated tax payment 6/15/2021
Q3 Estimated tax payment 9/15/2021
Q4 Estimated tax payment 12/15/2021
*If the Corporation has a year-end other than 12/31, the original due date of the return is the 15th day of the 4th month after the end of its tax year
Don’t let one of these important dates slip your mind this year! KPMG Spark is in your corner, making sure your business is ready for tax season. Our bookkeepers can help you navigate your financials, from daily expenses to tax milestones. Be more prepared than ever for tax season and schedule a consult with us today!
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