I just filed a Federal Tax Extension, I didn't see anything about a State Extension. I live in Kansas. Is there a way to file a state extension separately?

dannyjvolk — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 20:46:19 GMT

States have different rules and procedures when it comes...

TomK — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 20:46:21 GMT

States have different rules and procedures when it comes to extensions – some require them, some don't, and some don't even have an extension form.

If you already completed (or are mostly finished with) your 2018 state return in TurboTax Online, go back into your state and look for a Need more time to file? or similar extension question or option, usually towards the end of the interview (step through your state again from the beginning if you didn't find it). Then follow the onscreen instructions in TurboTax.

Otherwise, if you haven't (or you just) started your 2018 state return, scroll down to your state for alternative instructions.

Kansas (KS) automatically gives you a 6-month extension to October 15 if you filed an approved federal extension or don't owe them taxes. If you owe them taxes, submit payment by April 15 to avoid penalties. Print and mail Form K40V along with your check payment.

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I just filed a Federal Tax Extension, I didn't see anything about a State Extension. I live in Kansas. Is there a way to file a state extension separately?

States have different rules and procedures when it comes...