990 Filing Due Dates and extension dates

990 Filing Due Dates and extension dates

The 990 form can be prepared as soon as your fiscal year ends and your books from that tax year are closed. The IRS will not begin accepting and processing forms until the tax season opens, which is typically between the end of January or February. The 990 is due no later than 5.5 months following the end of your fiscal year. 

 

990 Filling Deadlines Chart

 

Tax Year Start

Tax Year-End

990 Filling Due Date

990 Extension Date

Fiscal Tax Year

9/01/21

8/31/22

1/17/23

7/17/23

2021

10/01/21

9/30/22

2/15/23

8/15/23

2021

11/01/21

10/31/22

3/15/23

9/15/23

2021

12/01/21

11/30/22

4/17/23

10/16/23

2021

1/01/22

12/31/22

5/15/23

11/15/23

2022

2/01/22

1/31/23

6/15/23

12/15/23

2022

3/01/22

2/28/23

7/17/23

1/15/24

2022

4/01/22

3/31/23

8/15/23

2/15/24

2022

5/01/22

4/30/23

9/15/23

3/15/24

2022

6/01/22

5/31/23

10/16/23

4/15/24

2022

7/01/22

6/30/23

11/15/23

5/15/24

2022

8/01/22

7/31/23

12/15/23

6/17/24

2022

 

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