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June 2014 e-Alerts Digest         INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX
Filing Reminderone

The following returns and payments for the Virginia Individual Income Tax are due June 16, 2014:  

 
  •  Estimated payments for the second installment period of 2014 (if required). 

Paying your estimated income tax using the Department of Taxation's free online service is the fastest and most efficient way to make your payment. For information on determining whether estimated tax payment requirements apply, visit the Department's Estimated Tax and Extension Payments web page for Individuals.

 

Virginia Automatic Extension Remindertwo

Virginia law provides for an automatic 6-month extension from the original due date for filing for individual taxpayers. To take advantage of the automatic extension, the return must be filed on or before the end of the extension period.

 

Please note: The automatic extension does not allow for additional time to pay any balance of tax due. Penalty and/or interest may apply to returns with a tentative tax due that was not paid by the original due date for filing the return. Also, the extension penalty may apply to returns that were filed during the extension period if less than 90 percent of the return's total tax liability was paid by the original due date.  

 

Miss the May 1 Deadline? Information on Penalties and Interestthree

Did you owe a balance on your Virginia income taxes this year? If you missed the May 1 filing deadline, or didn't pay your 2013 income taxes by that date, you may be liable for penalties and/or interest on the balance due with the return.

 

If you filed your return on or before May 1, but didn't pay the tax due, you may be subject to the late-payment penalty. The penalty is assessed on the amount of tax due with the return at a rate of 6 percent per month, from the due date until the date the tax is paid. The maximum penalty is 30 percent of the tax due.

 

If you didn't file the return or pay the tax due amount on or before May 1, you may be subject to the extension penalty. Virginia law allows an automatic 6-month extension for filing the return, but requires that at least 90 percent of the final tax liability be paid by the original due date. If you have not met the payment requirement, an extension penalty will apply to the balance of tax due with the return, from the due date until the date the tax is paid, at a rate of 2 percent per month. The maximum extension penalty is 12 percent of the tax due.

 

If you didn't pay the full tax due with your return by May 1, interest charges will accrue on the tax due, even if no penalty was assessed. 

 

Visit the Penalties and Interest topic page on our website for more for details.

 


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