Due Friday, April 25: Business Taxes for the March reporting period. tax.vermont.gov/business #VtTax

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The Vermont Department of Taxes is hiring! If you're collaborative, motivated, and excited to work on behalf of the people of Vermont, we'd love to hear from you. Learn more about us, explore current openings, and apply.

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Free File lets qualifying taxpayers file their taxes with commercial software -- for free! If you make $84,000 or less per year, there's a Free File offer for you. And Free File is available for extension filers until October 15, 2025. Learn more at tax.vermont.gov/Free-File

Did you know that single bakery items are taxable meals, but if you buy 3 or more of the same type of baked good, they are considered groceries and therefore exempt? A great excuse to buy a dozen and share with your friends on National Donut Day! #sweetdeal #donutday #taxfacts

Save your receipts! If you work outside the home, keep a list of the names, payment amounts, and EINs of your kids' summer camps, as these costs may be eligible towards your Child and Dependent Care Credit when you file next year.

Monthly business taxes for the May reporting period are due Wednesday, June 25.

If you own a #Vermont #catering business, costs for the meal, labor, and other taxable components are all subject to the Meals Tax even when itemized. Learn more about this and other tax guidance specifically for foodservice businesses in our new guide! tax.vermont.gov/restaurant

The Vermont Department of Taxes will be closed on Friday, July 4. Have a safe and enjoyable 4th of July!