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Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs to file Form 940?
Employers who paid $1,500 or more in wages in any calendar quarter or had at least one employee for part of a day in 20 or more weeks during the year are required to file Form 940 to report FUTA tax.
What is the due date to file Form 940?
Form 940 is due January 31 following the tax year. If all FUTA tax deposits were made on time, the IRS allows an extended deadline until February 10.
Important Deadline Update:
Since January 31 falls on a weekend, the deadline to file Form 940 is February 2, 2026. Make sure your return is filed by this date to avoid IRS
penalties and interest.
Can Form 940 be filed electronically?
Yes, Form 940 can be e-filed directly with the IRS, which is faster, more secure, and provides instant filing confirmation compared to paper filing.
What happens if Form 940 is filed late or incorrectly?
Late or incorrect filing may result in IRS penalties, interest, or notices. E-filing with validation checks helps reduce errors and avoid costly compliance issues.
Can I correct or amend a previously filed Form 940?
Yes. If you discover errors after filing, you can correct Form 940 by submitting an amended return or making adjustments as instructed by the IRS.