Governor Greg Gianforte announced Monday that Montana will provide a one-week extension to the 2021 Montana Individual Income Tax Return deadline.
The original deadline was April 18, which has now been extended to April 25.
The extension only applies to Montana returns - it does not apply to federal returns, quarterly estimated payments, or other state tax types. Federal returns are due by midnight on April 18.
Gianforte cited recent extreme weather in Montana as the reason for the extension.
“After hearing from Montanans impacted by the recent winter storms, particularly in eastern Montana, we moved quickly to extend the state filing deadline for those unable to get their tax returns in on time,” Gianforte said.
People can still request an extension for their federal return by going to the IRS’s Extension of Time to File Your Tax Return guide.
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