Tuesday 20 October:
CCH Software News - October 15, 2020, Extension Filing Deadline
Dear CCH Customer:
The extended due date for 2019 Individual (1040) and Corporation (1120) returns is Thursday, October 15, 2020. Information for electronically filing returns through the deadline is as follows.
Timely Filed
To be timely filed, CCH must receive your returns before 11:59 PM CDT on Thursday, October 15, 2020.
Note: To avoid processing issues with the taxing authorities, we validate all returns before submission to the taxing authorities. If we stop returns for schema validation errors (Status 490), you must review and resubmit these returns in a timely fashion.
Important: Linked state returns are not transmitted until the IRS acknowledgement is returned for the federal return. Because certain states such as Illinois, Oregon, and Wisconsin no longer honor the vendor timestamp as the state transmission time, we further recommend you release your state returns for transmission separately from the federal return, particularly if you cannot get the full return filed by 9:00 PM CDT. This allows the state return to transmit without the return of the federal acknowledgment. The easiest way to submit the state return separately from the federal return is to uncheck the federal return on the export window.
Individual
Timely Filing of Rejected Returns
If the IRS rejects any of your returns, they will be considered timely filed if you resubmit them electronically and obtain approval from the IRS by Tuesday, October 20, 2020. If your returns continue to get rejected after this date, you will have five days to paper file the return to be considered timely filed.
Please monitor the e-File Status System using the filter Not Accepted/All to verify that all returns have been transmitted and are accepted prior to 8:00 AM CDT on Tuesday, October 20, 2020.
E-filed Returns Allowed After Tuesday, October 20, 2020
In addition to federal returns, the following state/city returns can be filed using our software year-round (current year plus two years), except for when the IRS shuts down their systems for 6-8 weeks in the middle of November to prepare for the new filing season:
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Michigan-Detroit
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Missouri-Kansas City
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
New York City
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Ohio City Form 37 (RITA)
Oklahoma
Oregon
Oregon-Multnomah, Tri-County, Lane Transit
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Michigan Cities filed on the Common Form, Ohio Cities not filed on Form 37, and Rhode Island returns will be transmitted through the IRS' annual maintenance shut-down sometime late-November. Additional communication will be sent once that information is provided by the taxing authorities.
Corporation
Timely Filing of Rejected Returns
If the IRS rejects any of your Corporation returns, you have 10 calendar days to resubmit the return and obtain approval from the IRS.
Based on information received for Corporation returns, the following states do not conform to the IRS 10-day perfection period for submitting rejected returns:
Connecticut and Mississippi rejected returns. These states allow five business days to resubmit rejected returns and obtain approval.
New York rejected returns. New York allows seven calendar days to resubmit rejected returns and obtain approval.
Utah rejected returns. Utah allows 20 calendar days to resubmit rejected returns and obtain approval.
New York City, Pennsylvania Form PA-RCT-101, Virginia, and West Virginia rejected returns. These states have no defined perfection period. Returns must be filed and approved by the due date to be considered timely.
S Corporation and Partnership State Returns
Based on information received for S Corporation returns that have an October 15 filing deadline, the following states do not conform to the IRS 10-day perfection period for submitting rejected returns:
Vermont rejected returns. Vermont allows five calendar days to resubmit rejected returns and obtain approval.
Utah rejected returns. Utah allows twenty calendar days to resubmit rejected returns and obtain approval.
Virginia rejected returns. The state has no defined perfection period. Returns must be filed and approved by the due date to be considered timely.
Based on information received for Partnership returns that have an October 15 filing deadline, the following states do not conform to the IRS 10-day perfection period for submitting rejected returns:
Vermont rejected returns. Vermont allows five calendar days to resubmit rejected returns and obtain approval.
Virginia rejected returns. Virginia has no defined perfection period. Returns must be filed and approved by the due date to be considered timely.
Paper Returns
If the IRS rejects any of your returns, the return does not fall into an e-file mandate, and you choose to file a paper return, the deadline is as follows.
The paper return must be postmarked by the latter of the following:
The due date of the return (including extensions) or
10 calendar days after the date the IRS last gave notification that the return was rejected
Sincerely,
Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting, North America