No. It is a summary of published filing dates. Your own position depends on your circumstances, your residence and whether you file through an agent.

What does it not cover?

Extensions, agent-filing deadlines, instalment obligations, and state or cantonal variation. It also does not tell you what you owe, only when the ordinary filing date falls.

Tax Deadline Tracker

Q: How often is it reviewed?

Quarterly, and the review date is shown on the page. The tax authority page linked in each row governs, not this table.

Ordinary annual filing deadlines for individuals, with the tax authority's own page for each. Extensions, agent-filing dates, and state or cantonal variation all exist. The authority's page governs — this table does not.

As of 4 August 2026 · reviewed quarterly

Not tax advice. This is a summary of published filing dates, not tax advice. Your own deadline depends on your circumstances, your residence and whether you file through an agent. Check the authority's page linked in each row.

Jurisdiction	Authority	Tax year	Ordinary deadline
United States	Internal Revenue Service	Calendar year	15 April
United Kingdom	HM Revenue & Customs	6 April – 5 April	31 January (online)
Canada	Canada Revenue Agency	Calendar year	30 April
Australia	Australian Taxation Office	1 July – 30 June	31 October (self-lodged)
India	Income Tax Department	1 April – 31 March	31 July (non-audit individuals)
Singapore	Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore	Calendar year	18 April (e-filing)
Japan	National Tax Agency	Calendar year	15 March
South Korea	National Tax Service	Calendar year	31 May (global income)
Brazil	Receita Federal	Calendar year	Typically end of May
Switzerland	Cantonal tax administrations	Calendar year	Varies by canton (commonly 31 March)

How to use it

Find your jurisdiction, then follow the link to the tax authority’s own page. The authority governs — this table is a signpost, not a source of truth.

What it does not cover

Extensions, agent-filing deadlines, instalment obligations, state or cantonal variation, and the many situations in which an individual’s deadline differs from the ordinary one. It also does not tell you what you owe, only when the ordinary filing date falls.

Questions

Is this tax advice? No. It is a summary of published filing dates. Your position depends on your circumstances and residence.

How often is it reviewed? Quarterly, and the review date is shown on the page.