Enlarge image | CDTFA-367-SUT (FRONT) REV. 7 (6-20) STATE OF CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TAX AND FEE ADMINISTRATION FILING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SALES AND USE TAX ACCOUNTS ON A QUARTERLY AND PREPAYMENT FILING BASIS (The following due dates do not apply to taxpayers filing on a special reporting basis.) Prepayments of tax are due as follows: FIRST, THIRD, AND FOURTH CALENDAR QUARTERS The first prepayment is due on or before the 24th day of the month following the first month of the quarter. The second prepayment is due on or before the 24th day of the month following the second month of the quarter. All prepayments in the first, third, and fourth quarters must be an amount: 1. not less than 90 percent of the tax liability for the month, or 2. equal to one‑third (1/3) of the measure of tax liability reported for the corresponding quarterly period of the preceding year multiplied by the tax rate in effect when prepayment is made, provided you or your predecessor were in business during all of the quarter. SECOND CALENDAR QUARTER The first prepayment is due on or before May 24th. This prepayment is for the month of April and must be an amount: 1. not less than 90 percent of the tax liability for the month of April, or 2. equal to one‑third (1/3) of the measure of tax liability reported for the corresponding quarterly period of the preceding year multiplied by the tax rate in effect when prepayment is made, provided you or your predecessor were in business during all of the quarter. The second prepayment is due on or before June 24th. This prepayment is for the period of May 1 through June 15 and must be an amount: 1. equal to 135 percent of the tax liability for May, or 2. equal to 90 percent of the tax liability for May plus 90 percent of the tax liability for the first 15 days of June, or 3. not less than one‑half (1/2) of the measure of tax liability reported for the corresponding quarterly period of the preceding year multiplied by the tax rate in effect when prepayment is made, provided you or your predecessor were in business during all of the quarter. Filing Due Date for Sales and Use Tax Prepayments and Returns QUARTERLY OR QUARTERLY PREPAYMENT REPORTING BASIS REPORTING PERIOD PERIOD ENDING DATE DUE DATE 1ST QUARTER (JANUARY—MARCH) FIRST PREPAYMENT 3/31/YY 2/24/YY SECOND PREPAYMENT 3/31/YY 3/24/YY QUARTERLY RETURN 3/31/YY 4/30/YY 2ND QUARTER (APRIL—JUNE) FIRST PREPAYMENT 6/30/YY 5/24/YY SECOND PREPAYMENT 6/30/YY 6/24/YY QUARTERLY RETURN 6/30/YY 7/31/YY 3RD QUARTER (JULY—SEPTEMBER) FIRST PREPAYMENT 9/30/YY 8/24/YY SECOND PREPAYMENT 9/30/YY 9/24/YY QUARTERLY RETURN 9/30/YY 10/31/YY 4TH QUARTER (OCTOBER—DECEMBER) FIRST PREPAYMENT 12/31/YY 11/24/YY SECOND PREPAYMENT 12/31/YY 12/24/YY QUARTERLY RETURN 12/31/YY 1/31/YY (over) |
Enlarge image | CDTFA-367-SUT (BACK) REV. 7 (6-20) Filing Due Date for Sales and Use Tax Accounts on a Monthly, Regular Quarterly, Yearly, and Fiscal Yearly Basis MONTHLY OR REGULAR QUARTERLY REPORTING BASIS REPORTING PERIOD PERIOD ENDING DATE DUE DATE JANUARY 1/31/YY Last day of February FEBRUARY Last day of February 3/31/YY MARCH 3/31/YY 4/30/YY FIRST QUARTER RETURN 3/31/YY 4/30/YY APRIL 4/30/YY 5/31/YY MAY 5/31/YY 6/30/YY JUNE 6/30/YY 7/31/YY SECOND QUARTER RETURN 6/30/YY 7/31/YY JULY 7/31/YY 8/31/YY AUGUST 8/31/YY 9/30/YY SEPTEMBER 9/30/YY 10/31/YY THIRD QUARTER RETURN 9/30/YY 10/31/YY OCTOBER 10/31/YY 11/30/YY NOVEMBER 11/30/YY 12/31/YY DECEMBER 12/31/YY 1/31/YY FOURTH QUARTER RETURN 12/31/YY 1/31/YY YEARLY REPORTING BASIS REPORTING PERIOD PERIOD ENDING DATE DUE DATE JANUARY—DECEMBER 12/31/YY 1/31/YY FISCAL YEARLY REPORTING BASIS REPORTING PERIOD PERIOD ENDING DATE DUE DATE JULY—JUNE 6/30/YY 7/31/YY Filing Due Date for Qualified Purchasers and Consumer Use Tax Accounts on a Yearly Basis YEARLY REPORTING BASIS REPORTING PERIOD PERIOD ENDING DATE DUE DATE JANUARY—DECEMBER 12/31/YY 4/15/YY If you are reporting use tax due on the purchase of a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft, please refer to the Tax Guide for Purchasers of Vehicles, Vessels, & Aircraft for more information on filing due dates. Remember, you must file a tax return even if you did not make any sales or purchases subject to use tax during the period. |