2019 Vermont Personal Income Tax Season Now Open
Commissioner of Taxes Releases FY2020 Education Yield Letter
New Vermont Charitable Contribution Tax Credit Makes Charitable Giving Easier
The Office Audit team has three active Personal Income Tax (PIT) discoveries. Since July 1, 2018, the following discoveries have uncovered over $9M in unpaid taxes involving 1,648 taxpayers.
In general, any business that operates or has any presence in Vermont is required to file an Income Tax return with the state, or report on 1040 Schedule C if it is a sole proprietor or single member LLC.
November 1st Deadline Nears for Agricultural Current Use Program
Oct. 15 Deadline for Multiple Tax Types and Programs
New Vermont Law Reduces Personal Income Taxes by $5 Million for Social Security Recipients
Act 11 (Special Session): Making Tax Credits for Charitable Contributions Available to all Vermont Taxpayers
Act 10: Legislation Impacting Short-Term Rental Operators
