District of Columbia Tax Filing
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The District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue changed the standard and itemized deduction calculations. The Low Income Credit and Food Donation Credit are no longer available. This year, The District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue introduced a new refundable credit called the Early Learning Credit. The credit is refundable for up to $1,000 of eligible expenses for each dependent under 4 who attended a child development facility, such as preschool.
The DC standard deduction now matches the Federal standard deduction, and DC also offers an addition to the standard deduction for taxpayers who are blind or over 65 years old. The DC itemized deduction was changed because of the federal changes to itemized deductions.
These are the supported District of Columbia tax forms on FreeTaxUSA:
Form D-40
District of Columbia Individual Income Tax Return
Form D-40WH
District of Columbia Withholding Tax Schedule
Schedule S
District of Columbia Supplemental Information and Dependents
Schedule H
District of Columbia Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit
Schedule U
DC Additional Miscellaneous Credits and Contributions
Schedule I
DC Additions to and Subtractions from Federal Adjusted Gross Income
Schedule N
District of Columbia Non-Custodial Parent EITC Claim
Schedule ELC
District of Columbia Early Learning Tax Credit
Form D-2440
District of Columbia Disability Income Exclusion
Form D-2441
DC Child and Dependent Care Credit for Part-Year Residents
Form D-40B
District of Columbia Nonresident Request for Refund
Form D-40P
DC Payment Voucher for Individual Income Tax
Form D-40ES
DC Estimated Payment for Individual Income Tax
Form D-40E
DC Individual Income Tax Declaration for Electronic Filing
AFV Credit
DC Residential Form for Alternative Fuel Vehicle Conversion and Infrastructure Credits
Keep these District of Columbia deadlines in mind as you do your taxes.
Individual Tax Returns (E-filed or Mailed)
Due by April 15, 2019
District of Columbia Extension Request
If you expect a refund:
Automatic with a Federal Extension
If you expect to owe DC taxes:
Submit form FR-127 with payment.
Due by April 15, 2019
Individual Income Tax Payment
Due by April 15, 2019
Individual Income Tax Returns for Extension Filers
Due by October 15, 2019
Ways to Receive Your Refund
Get your District of Columbia refund in your bank account, on a prepaid debit card or paper check, or put it towards next year's District of Columbia taxes.
Refund Status for E-Filed Tax Returns
If you filed your District of Columbia tax return electronically, you can usually check your DC refund status after the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue accepts your return. Taxpayers usually receive their refunds within 3 weeks of the transmission of the return.
Refund Status for Mailed Tax Returns
If you mailed your District of Columbia tax return, you should wait several weeks before checking your DC refund status. Once processed, it may take up to 2 weeks for your refund to appear in your bank account or on a prepaid debit card.
How to Check Your District of Columbia Tax Refund Status
Check your DC refund status online www.mytax.dc.gov
Call the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue Customer Service at (202) 727-4829
Wait 3 weeks after e-filing your return and 6 to 10 weeks after mailing before calling this number.
The District of Columbia has many income tax payment options. Find the option that works best for you below.
Pay by Mail
If mailing your tax return, include Form D40P and your check or money order with your return.
If you e-file your tax return, mail in a check or money order with Form D40P.
If you filed an extension, mail in your extension tax payment with Form FR-127.
Due by April 15, 2019
Pay with a Credit Card
Visit https://mytax.dc.gov/_/
Pay with an Electronic Funds Transfer
You can use this payment option when you e-file with us.
Explore All Payment Options
Visit https://otr.cfo.dc.gov/service/payment-options-individual-income-tax
All payments are due by April 15, 2019 whether or not an extension was filed.
An extension extends the time you have to file your return by up to 6 months. If you need to pay taxes, you are required to pay the amount due by April 15, 2019. If you pay late, you may be charged interest and a late payment penalty on any unpaid taxes.
If you expect a refund from District of Columbia: Automatic with an accepted Federal extension.
If you expect to owe District of Columbia taxes: Submit DC Form FR-127 with your payment by April 15, 2019.
If you are living or traveling outside the US, you may receive another 6-month extension. You must file for the first 6-month extension by the April 15, 2019 deadline before applying for the additional extension of time to file.
If you do not owe DC taxes, did not file a Federal extension, and need more time to file, you must submit Form FR-127 to receive a DC extension.
Even though the deadline has passed, you can still prepare District of Columbia taxes for prior years. Many people who file late tax returns have refunds waiting for them. We'll help you prepare and mail your federal and state tax returns.
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