Due
Oct 15, 2026
Extended 2025 individual returns and FBAR
For: Individuals who requested a federal extension and taxpayers with an extended FBAR filing
Form: Form 1040; FinCEN Form 114
Federal + New Jersey reference
Every federal and New Jersey due date in one place. Updated September 26, 2026. Verified against IRS Publication 509 and the NJ Division of Taxation 2026 Tax Calendar.
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Start here if you are planning from September 26, 2026. Dates below include the next early-2027 filing shifts.
Due
Oct 15, 2026
For: Individuals who requested a federal extension and taxpayers with an extended FBAR filing
Form: Form 1040; FinCEN Form 114
Due
Oct 15, 2026
For: NJ residents and nonresidents who requested an extension
Form: NJ-1040; NJ-1040NR
Due
Oct 15, 2026
For: Calendar-year C corporations and trusts or estates that requested an extension
Form: Forms 1120 and 1041
Due
Oct 20, 2026
For: NJ sales and use tax filers
Form: ST-50
Due
Oct 30, 2026
For: NJ employers subject to quarterly payroll contributions
Form: NJ-927; NJ-927-W
Due
Nov 2, 2026
For: Eligible NJ homeowners and renters
Form: ANCHOR; PTR; Stay NJ
Due
Nov 16, 2026
For: NJ corporations with a December 31 year-end that requested an extension
Form: CBT-100; CBT-100U
Due
Jan 15, 2027
For: Individuals and self-employed taxpayers
Form: Form 1040-ES
Due
Jan 20, 2027
For: NJ sales and use tax filers
Form: ST-50
Due
Feb 1, 2027
For: Employers and payers; employees and independent contractors receiving forms
Form: Forms W-2 and 1099-NEC (Weekend shift from Sunday, January 31, 2027.)
Due
Feb 1, 2027
For: NJ employers subject to quarterly payroll contributions
Form: NJ-927; NJ-927-W (Weekend shift from Saturday, January 30, 2027.)
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Sources: IRS Publication 509 (2026) and the NJ Division of Taxation 2026 Tax Calendar. Last verified: September 26, 2026
Related reading: Q3 estimated tax payment guide and NJ ANCHOR guide.
Tax calendars are planning references. Your filing facts, extensions, and agency notices can change the answer.