North Dakota Tax News

Tax Commissioner Reminds Taxpayers to File Ahead of April 15 Deadline

North Dakota Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus reminds individual income taxpayers to file by April 15 deadline or apply for extension via IRS Form 4868. As of April 6, over 282,000 of the expected 480,000 returns have been processed, with over 97% filed electronically. Taxpayers unable to file by the deadline should make estimated payments to avoid interest charges.

ND Primary Residence Credit Application Deadline

The North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner is reminding eligible homeowners to apply for the Primary Residence Credit (PRC) by the April 1, 2026 deadline. This credit, established by House Bill 1158 and expanded by House Bill 1176, can reduce property tax burdens by up to $1600 for qualifying residents.

North Dakota Tax Services Payment Portal

The North Dakota Department of Revenue has launched a new online portal for tax services, offering various payment options including free electronic payments, credit/debit card payments, and payment plan requests. The portal also provides information for ACH credit and wire transfer payments.

North Dakota Taxable Sales Data for 2025

The North Dakota Tax Commissioner announced that taxable sales and purchases for 2025 totaled $27.16 billion, a slight increase of 0.27% from 2024. Key sectors like retail trade showed modest gains, while mining and oil extraction contracted. Fourth quarter data also indicated a decrease compared to the previous year.

North Dakota Tax Season Opens Jan 26, Deadline April 15

The North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner announced that the 2026 individual income tax season will open on January 26, 2026, aligning with the IRS schedule. The filing deadline for 2025 returns is April 15, 2026. Taxpayers are encouraged to e-file and organize documents early.

North Dakota Primary Residence Credit Application Period Opens Jan 1

The North Dakota Tax Commissioner announced that the application period for the Primary Residence Credit (PRC) will open on January 1, 2026. This credit, established by HB 1158 and expanded by HB 1176, now offers up to $1,600 in property tax relief to eligible homeowners.

North Dakota Property Tax Relief for 50,000 Households

North Dakota officials announced a property tax relief package that will eliminate property tax bills for an estimated 50,000 households. Eligible homeowners are encouraged to apply for the Primary Residence Credit program starting January 1, 2026, with a credit amount of $1,600.