Vermont Income Taxes
Vermont
"The Green Mountain State"
Vermont State Income Tax Return forms for Tax Year 2022 (Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2022) can be e-Filed along with an IRS Income Tax Return by the April 18, 2023 due date. If you file a tax extension you can e-File your Taxes until October 16, 2023 without a late filing penalty. However, if you owe Taxes and don't pay on time, you might face late tax payment penalties. Tip: File on time, even you can't pay on time, as the late filing penalties are higher than the late payment penalties.
eFile.com makes it easy for you to e-file your IRS and Vermont State Taxes (e.g resident, nonresident, or part-year resident returns). However, the IRS and the respective State Tax Agencies require you to e-file a Federal Income Tax Return at the same time you e-file a State Tax Return. This is not an eFile.com policy but an IRS and State Agency policy. Therefore, you cannot e-File a Vermont Tax Return anywhere - not just eFile.com - without also e-filing the associated IRS Tax Return. However, please read on for good news.
Find detailed instructions on how you can only prepare and mail in - not eFile - a Vermont 2022 Tax Return - here via eFile.com. However, you must download/print and sign the forms and mail them to the Tax Agency.
Vermont State Income Tax Rate: 8.75%
Prepare only a VT State Return without an IRS return.
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Vermont Income Tax Extension
Vermont Income Tax Amendment
Vermont IRS Late Filing, Tax Payment Penalties
1. Late Filing Penalty: This penalty is 5% per month you file your return after the tax return deadline.
2. Late Payment Penalty:This penalty is 1% per month you pay your taxes owed after the tax return deadline.
3. IRS Penalties: Calculate and Estimate your potential IRS Income Tax Return Penalties.
Vermont Income Tax Brackets
Vermont Unemployment Benefits
Unemployment income is taxed in Vermont. Your employer withholds state unemployment taxes from the first $15,600 of wages during a calendar year.
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2023 Vermont Income Tax Filing Deadlines by Tax Year
The majority of deadlines listed here are for Tax Year 2022. Some apply to upcoming Tax Years and some are IRS or Federal deadlines.
April 18, 2023
Tax Year 2022
Income Tax Return
Prepare and e-File an IRS (Due Date April 18, 2023) a Vermont State Income Tax Return (Due Date April 18, 2023) until October 16, 2023. -
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April 18, 2023
2022 Income Tax Extension
October 16, 2023
Tax Year 2022
Income Tax Return after the April 18, 2023 Vermont Tax Extension
Last day to e-File a 2022 Vermont State Income Tax Return for Tax Extension Filers and late eFilers. You can
only e-File (to file by paper see below) Vermont Income Tax Return together with an IRS Tax Return.
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October 16, 2023 via mail-in Forms.
Forms incl. Mailing Address are listed below.
Tax Year 2022
Income Tax Return after the April 18, 2023 Vermont Tax Extension
Deadline for taxpayers who got a VT Tax Extension to file their VT Income Tax Return by mail-in Forms - the Forms incl. mailing addresses are listed below - is October 16, 2023 (Optionally, the
eFileIT deadline is Oct. 16, 2023). Instructions on how to
only - without the IRS return -
prepare and file a Vermont State Income Tax Return on eFile.com.
Tax Amendment for all Tax Years
IRS Due Dates
IRS Tax Return, Extension, Amendment Deadlines
2022, 2023, etc.
Other State Tax Return, Extension, Amendment Deadlines
2022, 2023, etc.
IRS Federal Income Tax Return, Amendment, Extension Deadlines
April 15, 2026
2022 Vermont Income Tax Return Refund.
IRS Tax Return Refund Claim DeadlineThe last day to file - you will not face late filing penalties - and claim your 2022 Vermont Income Tax Return Refund. This deadline does not apply if you owe 2022 Income Taxes.
E-File These 2022 Vermont State Tax Forms
Prepare and eFile these state forms for 2022 in conjunction with your federal and state income tax return. As you proceed through the tax interview on eFile.com, the application will select the correct state forms for you. You can also select tax forms individually. All these forms will then be e-filed by you to the state tax agency. Instructions on how to only prepare a state income tax return.
* Due to IRS and State Tax Agency tax data sharing and validation requirements, you can only e-file a State Income Tax Return while also e-filing a Federal Income Tax Return. This is not an eFile.com created policy, but all online tax web sites have to adhere to this IRS/state issued tax data sharing policy. You can however prepare all 44 State Income Tax Returns on eFile.com if you have already e-Filed or filed your IRS return. Instructions on how you can ONLY prepare and file State Income Tax Return(s). Only on eFile.com can you prepare, file or e-file unlimited State Tax Returns for one low price and not pay for each State return like you would do on H&R Block® vs. TurboTax®. Dare to Compare Now.
Vermont Tax Extension
For Tax Year 2022, if you expect a refund or you don't owe taxes, you do not have to file a tax extension. However, if you believe you will owe taxes and can't file on time, you should take action and here are the options available for Vermont:
- If you do not owe Vermont income taxes by the tax deadline of April 18, 2023, you do not have to prepare and file a VT tax extension. In case you expect a VT tax refund, you will need to file or e-File your VT tax return in order to receive your tax refund money.
- If you owe VT income taxes, you will either have to submit a VT tax return or extension by the April 18, 2023 tax deadline in order to avoid late filing penalties. The extension will only avoid late filing penalties until Oct. 16, 2023. Note: Unless you pay all your Taxes or eFile your tax return by Oct. 16, 2023, the late filing penalties will start again after Oct. 16, 2023. You have the follow two options to file a VT tax extension:
- Submit an extension and pay your Vermont income taxes online via: MyVTax. Submitting your VT extension and paying taxes online on time will be considered a VT tax extension and you do not have to mail in Form IN-151.
- Complete Form IN-151, include a Check or Money Order, and mail both to the address on Form IN-151.
- Even if you filed an extension, you will still need to file your VT tax return either via eFile or by paper by Oct. 16, 2023.
- Important: If you owe Vermont and/or IRS income taxes and do not file an IRS and Vermont tax return or extension by April 18, 2023, you will be subject to IRS and VT late filing penalties. Estimate IRS late filing, payment penalties. In addition, if you do not pay your taxes by April 18, 2023, you will be subject to late tax payment penalties. Filing an extension on time will ONLY eliminate the late filing penalties but not the late tax payment penalties. Late filing penalties are generally higher than late payment penalties, thus file something on time even if you can't pay anything on time!
The deadline to e-file an IRS extension for 2022 Tax Returns is April 18, 2023. e-File a 2020 Tax Extension for free on eFile.com. Here are instructions on whether you should consider a Tax Extension or not.
The extended IRS/Vermont eFile deadline is Oct. 16, 2023 - eFileIT. Or, if you plan to file or mail-in a Vermont tax return on paper, the VT Mailing Addresses are listed below.
You can select one of these payment options either after you have e-filed or filed your 2022 Vermont Tax Return. Alternatively, you can pay Vermont income taxes here prior to filing (e.g in the case of an extension). Plus, you can make online Vermont tax estimate payments for next tax year. If you eFiled your taxes and pay online, you do not have to send in Vermont paper forms (e.g. payer tax return, extension form, or tax estimate form).
Go to MyVTax to submit your payment. Make sure to follow the on screen prompts and select "Personal Income".
This is a free option if you want to pay your taxes owed via your bank account.
Submit a tax payment through MyVTax. When you're on the site, select the "Personal Income" option, then follow the on-screen prompts to enter and submit your information (e.g. SSN, Tax Year, Form Type, Filing Status).
Use this payment option if you want to pay your tax payment via your credit or debit card. There is an additional 3% nonrefundable fee added to each payment you submit with your card.
Use this payment option if you wish to submit your payment via check or money order in the mail.
Estimated Tax Payment Options
Choose one of these options:
1)
Go to MyVTax to submit your estimated payment via ACH debit. 2)
Pay via credit or debit card. Be aware that a 3% nonrefundable service fee is added to each payment you submit with your card. 3) Complete voucher
Form IN-114. Attach a check or money order for the tax period payable to "Vermont Department of Taxes". Mail the voucher and check/money order to the
Form IN-114 address here.
Use one of these payment options if you want to submit estimated taxes rather than submit all your taxes owed at once.
Many of these online IRS tax payment options can be used before or after you e-Filed your Income Taxes. You can pay tax extension and tax estimate payments. For estimate payments, you do not have to submit a form.
Extension you can eFile on eFile.com for free.
These payment options are independent from you preparing and eFiling your tax returns on eFile.com. eFile.com offers these payment options for the convenience of all tax payers.
Addresses to mail Vermont Tax Returns, Amendments, Extensions, or Tax Payments.
VT Tax Return or Amended Tax Return: Address if you expect a Tax Refund on your Tax Return
Vermont Department of Taxes
P.O. Box 1881
Montpelier, VT 05601-1881
VT Tax Return or Amended Return: Address if you owe Taxes and include payment.
Vermont Department of Taxes
P.O. Box 1779
Montpelier, VT 05601-1779
VT Tax Extension:
Address if you owe Taxes and include payment. Tax Extension Payments, include Voucher
Form IN-151.
Tip: Make Tax Payments online and you will not have to mail in
Form IN-151.
See above.Vermont Department of Taxes
P.O. Box 1779
Montpelier, VT 05601-1779
Vermont Department of Taxes
P.O. Box 1779
Montpelier, VT 05601-1779
Vermont Department of Taxes
P.O. Box 1779
Montpelier, VT 05601-1779
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