Tax Calendar Non-Profit

Federal Annual Return Due Date

Use the table below to find the due date of annual returns (Forms 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF, or 990-BL) that a tax-exempt organization must file. To use the table, you must know when your organization’s tax year ends.

 Ending date of tax year Initial return due date Extended due date
December 31 May 15 November 15
November 30 April 15 October 15
October 31 March 15 September 15
September 30 February 15 August 15
August 31 January 15 July 15
July 31 December 15 June 15
June 30 November 15 May 15
May 31 October 15 April 15
April 30 September 15 March 15
March 31 August 15 February 15
February 28/29 July 15 January 15
January 31 June 15 December 15

If a due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the due date is delayed until the next business day.  The table above does not reflect the additional day.  Instead of filing an annual return, certain small organizations may file an annual electronic notice, the Form 990-N (e-Postcard). The due date for Form 990-N is the “initial return due date,” above. Extended due dates do not apply.

State Annual Return Due Date

To determine your due date, use the due date chart. You cannot file the Form 199 until after your account period ends.

Income year month ending 199 current year due date 199 next year extended due date
January 06/15 12/15
February 07/15 01/15
March 08/15 02/15
April 09/15 03/15
May 10/15 04/15
June 11/15 05/15
July 12/15 06/15
August 01/15 07/15
September 02/15 08/15
October 03/15 09/15
November 04/15 10/15
December 05/15 11/15

Attorney General – Annual Registration Date

Form RRF-1 – used by every public benefit corporation required to renew their registration with the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts.  Form RRF-1 must be filed annually within four months and fifteen days after the end of an organization’s accounting period.