I live in Tennessee, where all 95 counties were declared Federal Disaster areas, and extended April 15 filings to November 3rd. That supersedes the May 1 deadline for counties in East Tennessee impacted by Hurricane Helene. How they chose November 3rd, I'll never know, but here is what is now due for people who live in Tennessee. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! 1040s are not due til 11/03/25. 1st qtr., 2nd qtr., and 3rd qtr. Form1040ES payments are not due til 11/03/2025. Any payroll tax form filing (941) and tax payments (941 & 940) are not due until Nov 3rd. Other federal taxes such as 720 and 2290 are not due until 11/03/25. This edict came out about 9am April 14th. And thank God for e-services email to alert me.
I'm not worldwide by any means..LOL..but I have clients in Alabama who got relief to file until May 1st. (Hurricane Helene). and until May 1st in Florida (Hurricane Helene). My clients in Mississippi got no disaster relief, and my clients in Kentucky[correction-- @BobKamman corrected me on this state] and West Virginia got no disaster relief. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that would be an enormous and times-taking process for Intuit to be on the hook for.
They can't babysit each of us. One quick google search about 3 years ago, led me to the following. I have it saved, and when Jim Cantore on The Weather Channel goes on location, I start referring to this site.
www.irs.gov/newsroom/tax-relief-in-disaster-situations
just right click it, and open in a new tab... a world of disasters open up to your eyes!