Department Of Revenue Extends Deadline For Farmers

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Posted: 31 January, 2013

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – The Nebraska Department of Revenue says it will allow farmers and ranchers to file taxes later than usual without any penalty. The department said on Monday that it’s recognizing the IRS’ recent decision to extend the filing date to April 15. Farmers and ranchers normally file their taxes by March 1 to avoid penalties. The IRS says delays in Congress caused the agency to need more time to finalize federal tax forms farmers and ranchers use.