Relief for Disaster Victims

Cross References

• www.irs.gov

As of November 26, 2024, taxpayers affected by the following 2024 disasters still qualify for the following extensions of time to file various tax returns and make tax payments:

Severe Storms, Straight-Line 5/19/2024 Missouri 2/3/2025 Winds, Tornadoes, Flooding Severe Storms, Straight-Line 5/21/2024 Kentucky 2/3/2025 Winds, Tornadoes, Landslides, Mudslides Severe Storms, Straight-Line 6/16/2024 South Dakota, Minnesota 2/3/2025 Winds, Flooding Wildfires 6/22/2024 Washington State 2/3/2025 Hurricane Beryl 7/5/2024 Texas 2/3/2025 Watch Fire 7/10/2024 San Carols Apache Tribe of 2/3/2025

Severe Storms, Tornadoes, 7/13/2024 Illinois 2/3/2025 Straight-Line Winds, Flooding Severe Storms, Straight-Line 7/13/2024 Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe 2/3/2025 Winds, Flooding Hurricane Debby 8/1/2024 Florida, Georgia, North 2/3/2025

Flooding 8/5/2024 Juneau Alaska 5/1/2025 Severe Storms, Straight-Line 8/6/2024 Crow Tribe of Montana 2/3/2025 Winds Tropical Storm Debby 8/8/2024 Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe 2/3/2025 Tropical Storm Ernesto 8/13/2024 U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto 2/3/2025

Severe Storms, Flooding, 8/18/2024 Connecticut, New York 2/3/2025 Landslides, Mudslides Flooding 8/22/2024 Havasupai Tribe of Arizona 2/3/2025 Tropical Storm Francine 9/10/2024 Louisiana 2/3/2025 Hurricane Helene 9/22/2024 Florida, Alabama, Georgia, 5/1/2025

Hurricane Milton 10/5/2024 Florida 5/1/2025 Severe Storms, Flooding 10/19/2024 New Mexico 5/1/2025

In general, if a due date to file a tax return or pay a tax falls on or after the date a disaster affected the taxpayer, the due date is extended. The date the disaster began for a particular location is the date it affected the taxpayer. For example, Hurricane Debby affected taxpayers living in Florida beginning on August 1, 2024, while taxpayers living in Vermont were not affected by Tropical Depression Debby until August 8, 2024.