Iowa taxpayers now have until June 1, rather than April 30, to file and pay their 2020 1040 individual income tax returns and first quarter estimated income tax payments.

The Iowa Department of Revenue announced the change March 29 following Director Kraig Paulsen’s signing an order. The order said the department made the changes “to ensure the efficient administration of tax laws” following Gov. Kim Reynolds’ several extensions of the Proclamation of Disaster Emergency following the outbreak of COVID-19, most recently on March 5.

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