April 15 is a day that many Americans dread, as it represents the traditional deadline day for individuals to file their state and federal income tax returns. That isn’t always the case, however, and it isn’t this year either. Here’s why.
In 2023, the tax deadline day will once again move forward, as both April 15 and 16 will fall on a weekend. Employees in Washington, D.C. will have the day off on April 17, and therefore deadline day will once again fall on April 18.
According to the federal government, there are residents of two different states who will actually get until April 19 to file their taxes. Those residents would normally have to file on the 18, but since that is the day that Patriots’ Day is observed in both states, their deadline will push forward to the 19The next time that the tax deadline will fall on April 15 is in 2024, when the date will fall on a Monday. As a result, Emancipation Day will be celebrated on its usual date of April 16.
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