As announced by the IRS, the federal government has extended the individual tax deadline to May 17 as it pertains to federal income taxes with the exception of Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas residents who were granted until June 15 due to the impact of winter storms this February. However, each state is left to make their own decision when it comes to state income tax deadlines.

Below are the states that have announced tax deadlines so far (will be updated as more information received):

Individual State Tax Deadlines 

Alabama - May 17

Alaska - No state income tax

Arizona - May 17 pending 

Arkansas - May 17

California - May 17

Colorado - May 17

Connecticut - May 17

Delaware - May 17

Florida - No state income tax

Georgia - May 17

Hawaii - No changes announced

Idaho - April 15

Illinois - May 17

Indiana - May 17

Iowa - No changes announced

Kansas - May 17

Kentucky - May 17

Louisiana - June 15 

Maine - May 17

Maryland - July 15

Massachusetts - May 17 

Michigan - May 17

Minnesota - May 17

Mississippi - No changes announced

Missouri - May 17

Montana - May 17

Nebraska - May 17

Nevada - No state income tax

New Hampshire - No state income tax

New Jersey - May 17

New Mexico - May 17

New York - May 17

North Carolina - May 17 

North Dakota - May 17 

Ohio - April 15

Oklahoma - June 15

Oregon - May 17

Pennsylvania - May 17 

Rhode Island - May 17

South Carolina - May 17 

South Dakota - No state income tax 

Tennessee - May 17 for Hall income tax

Texas - No state income tax

Utah - May 17

Vermont - May 17

Virginia - May 17

Washington - No state income tax

Washington, D.C. - May 17 

West Virginia - May 17 

Wisconsin - May 17 

Wyoming - No state income tax