Today is the tax deadline for Rhode Island residents in certain counties to file their federal taxes due to extended deadlines following federal disaster declarations, with options for free filing programs available.
Rhode Island Tax Deadlines: Extensions and Free Filing Options for Residents
According to the report of The Providence Journal, tax deadlines in Rhode Island are happening now. They gave more time because of big storms earlier this year. Today, July 15, is the last day for people in Washington, Kent, and Providence counties to do federal taxes. Everyone in Rhode Island needs to finish state taxes today too.
A lot of people have already filed their taxes—more than 652,000! The state has given back $353 million in refunds so far. Some people can file for free using programs like VITA or the IRS’s “Free File.” These programs help if you earn up to $64,000 or $78,000.
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Rhode Island Tax Deadline Approaches: Over 652,000 Returns Processed, $353 Million in Refunds Disbursed – Last Chance to File Today! (PHOTO: KTLA)
Tax Filing Tips – Avoid Penalties and Track Your Refund with IRS Centers
If you don’t file your taxes before the tax deadline and you owe money, you might have to pay extra. But if you’re getting your money back, there’s no penalty for being late. It’s important to file on time to get your refund. There are places to check when you’ll get your money and get help if you need it from IRS centers.
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