Virginia State Income Taxes

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Per the Virginia Tax website:

Individual Income Tax Filing Due Dates

• Per the Virginia Tax website:  Typically, most people must file their tax return by May 1. However, the filing deadline for 2020 individual income tax returns has been extended to Monday, May 17, 2021. For more information about filing your return this year, see Avoid Pandemic Paper Delays: Tips for Filing Season.
• Fiscal year filers: Returns are due the 15th day of the 4th month after the close of your fiscal year.

If the due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or holiday, you have until the next business day to file with no penalty.

Filing Extensions

Can’t file by the deadline? Virginia allows an automatic 6-month extension to file your return (Nov. 1 for most people). No application is required. You still need to pay any taxes owed on time to avoid additional penalties and interest. Make an extension payment.

• Missed the deadline?  See your options
• Need to pay estimated taxes? Find deadlines at Individual Estimated Tax Payments.
  
  

File your Virginia state income tax returns by May 17, and send them to:

• Individual Tax Payments

          Virginia Department of Taxation
          Processing Services Division
          P.O. Box 760
          Richmond, VA 23218-0760    

• Individual Tax Refunds

          Virginia Department of Taxation
          Processing Services Division
          P. O. Box 1498
          Richmond, VA 23218-1498    

• Virginia Estimated Payments

          Virginia Department of Taxation
          Processing Services Division
          P. O. Box 1478
          Richmond, VA 23218-1478

• Make your checks or money orders payable to the Virginia Department of Taxation. To pay by credit card, go to the Virginia Department of Taxation website.
• If you live in another state but worked in Virginia and had Virginia taxes withheld from your paycheck in error, file Virginia Form 763-S — a special nonresident claim form — to get back the withholdings.
• If you live in another state and have rental property and/or business income from Virginia, file Virginia Form 763, a nonresident tax return.
• If you moved into or out of Virginia six months ago from another state, file Virginia Form 760PY, a Virginia part-year resident return.
• If you’re retired and don’t have Virginia withholdings taken out of your retirement income and want the income covered for Virginia taxes, file Virginia Form 760ES — a Virginia estimated tax form — or contact the Virginia Department of Taxation at 804-367-8031.
• Go to the Virginia Department of Taxation website to access most Virginia income tax forms.