Counts disaster delays in tax refund time limits

For people in federally declared disaster areas, a postponed tax filing deadline would count toward the years used to figure how big a refund they can get, and the IRS would also delay payment notices.

• A postponed tax return deadline would count as an extension when figuring the refund limit
• Disaster-related delays would also be added to the deadline for IRS payment notices
• Applies to federally declared disasters and certain other events

Became law · Public Law 119-64

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