Natural disasters

Victims will now have until Nov. 15, 2023, to file their individual and business tax returns and make tax payments, pushing back the Oct. 16 deadline.

The IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines for those who have been affected.

The IRS is pushing back payment and filing deadlines for taxpayers in two counties.

The IRS pushed back filing and payment deadlines.

The IRS has pushed back filing and payment deadlines to the end of July.

The IRS has pushed back payment and filing deadlines for those impacted by tornadoes and severe storms.

The IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines for affected taxpayers.

The service announced the extension as Southern California braces for blizzards for the first time since 1989

The IRS is postponing payment and filing deadlines for affected taxpayers.

The Internal Revenue Service pushed back filing and payment deadlines to designated disaster areas in the hard-hit state.

The IRS is pushing deadlines out to Feb. 15 for those impacted in Florida.

In many cases, those impacted by the hurricane will have until Feb. 15 to file.

The IRS is granting postponements to St. Louis and a number of nearby counties.

The IRS announced extensions for any area designated by FEMA.

The IRS is easing deadlines for those impacted by wildfires and straight-line winds since April 5.

Victims of Hurricane Ida in six states now have until Feb. 15 to file various individual and business federal returns and make tax payments.

The IRS is now offering later deadlines to more areas hit by storms, tornadoes and flooding.

The IRS is giving those affected by recent wildfires and floods extra time to file.

The IRS is giving those impacted by the hurricane until the new year to file various returns and make payments.

Following the disaster declaration by FEMA, the IRS is able to offer all sorts of relief to Texans.