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Check the current tax year, days elapsed, days remaining, percentage through the year, and the next key tax deadline for the US, UK, India, and Australia.

Current tax year

United States 2026

Jan 1, 2026 to Dec 31, 2026

Days elapsed

304

Days remaining

60

Through year

83.3%

Next key deadline

Estimated tax Q4 payment

Jan 15, 2027

75 days

IRS Publication 505 lists January 15 of the following year as the fourth estimated tax payment due date for calendar-year taxpayers: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p505

Key deadlines in this tax year

DeadlineDateCountdownSource note
Estimated tax Q4 paymentJan 15, 2026PassedIRS Publication 505 lists January 15 of the following year as the fourth estimated tax payment due date for calendar-year taxpayers: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p505
Federal individual filing deadlineApr 15, 2026PassedIRS Publication 17 lists April 15 as the due date for calendar-year individual federal income tax returns: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p17
Estimated tax Q1 paymentApr 15, 2026PassedIRS Publication 505 lists April 15 as the first estimated tax payment due date for calendar-year taxpayers: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p505
Estimated tax Q2 paymentJun 15, 2026PassedIRS Publication 505 lists June 15 as the second estimated tax payment due date for calendar-year taxpayers: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p505
Estimated tax Q3 paymentSep 15, 2026PassedIRS Publication 505 lists September 15 as the third estimated tax payment due date for calendar-year taxpayers: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p505
Automatic extension filing deadlineOct 15, 2026PassedIRS Publication 17 says a timely automatic extension moves the filing deadline to October 15 for calendar-year returns: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p17

Official sources

  • IRS Publication 17: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p17
  • IRS Publication 505: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p505

Tax calendar for general planning

This calculator is a calendar aid for people who need a quick view of tax-year timing across common jurisdictions. It shows the active tax year, how far through that year you are, and countdowns to selected public deadlines from official revenue authority guidance. It does not decide whether you must file, what forms apply, whether an extension is valid, or how much tax you owe.

Tax deadlines can move when a date falls on a weekend or public holiday, and special rules may apply for disasters, military service, tax agents, audits, company structures, trusts, non-residents, amended returns, and local administrative relief. Filing and payment can also be separate obligations: an extension to file may not extend the time to pay, and estimated or advance payments may still be due during the year.

The selected deadlines are intentionally narrow: individual filing dates, common self-assessment dates, estimated payments, audit-report dates, and basic payment dates that are useful for personal planning. They do not cover every form, business entity, payroll filing, sales tax, GST, VAT, state tax, penalty notice, or withholding deposit. Use the countdowns for general planning, reminders, and workload scheduling only. Always check with your accountant, bookkeeper, payroll provider, or the relevant revenue authority: the IRS for the United States, HMRC on GOV.UK for the United Kingdom, the Income Tax Department for India, and the Australian Taxation Office for Australia. Personal tax facts change the answer, and official guidance should control.