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https://www.newsweek.com/ohio-tornado-internal-revenue-service-tax-relief-disaster-weather-extreme-weather-1901799

Report Date : 

May 19, 2024

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Ohio residents impacted by recent tornadoes can now avail of tax relief measures announced by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This relief extends the deadline for filing federal individual and business tax returns as well as payments until September 3. Residents and businesses located in designated FEMA areas including counties such as Auglaize, Crawford, Delaware, and others are eligible for this assistance. The IRS will automatically provide relief to taxpayers in the disaster area, meaning they do not need to contact the agency for assistance. If someone has moved to the disaster area after filing their tax return, they may still qualify for relief by contacting the IRS. The extended deadline applies to various tax obligations, such as income tax returns, IRA contributions, and quarterly estimated tax payments. This relief comes in light of the significant impact of tornadoes in Ohio, which have led to tragic consequences and the need for support in affected communities. The IRS aims to provide necessary assistance during this challenging time, recognizing the need to alleviate financial burdens for those affected by the natural disasters.

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