Public agency sources
DueDateHQ prioritizes official tax authority pages, filing calendars, form instructions, notices, and emergency relief pages.
DueDateHQ public coverage spans all 50 states and DC. Coverage means public state signals can be monitored, matched against firm client context, and routed through alert review before they affect deadline operations.
Coverage is software monitoring scope; it is not a guarantee that every deadline applies to every firm.
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FTB-facing filing updates, deadline notices, form-instruction changes, and relief announcements that can affect CPA deadline triage.
View coverageDepartment of Taxation and Finance updates, filing notices, calendar changes, and state-level signals routed into evidence review.
View coverageComptroller updates, franchise-tax filing signals, public notice changes, and deadline-related announcements.
View coverageDepartment of Revenue updates, public notices, relief announcements, and filing-surface changes relevant to CPA operations.
View coverageDepartment of Revenue public updates, due-date notices, and official filing signals that can enter review workflows.
View coverageIllinois Department of Revenue forms, bulletins, and taxpayer guidance can enter source review for entity, sales-tax, and filing-window context in deadline operations.
View coverageNew Jersey Division of Taxation business tax pages, notices, and filing guidance can enter source review for corporation tax, state filing, and taxpayer-class context in deadline operations.
View coveragePennsylvania Department of Revenue revenue guidance, tax forms, and public notices can enter source review for business filing, taxpayer type, and period context in deadline operations.
View coverageGeorgia Department of Revenue tax forms, news, and public filing guidance can enter source review for state filing, form, and relief context in deadline operations.
View coverageMassachusetts Department of Revenue DOR guidance, forms, and taxpayer notices can enter source review for corporate excise, filing-period, and entity context in deadline operations.
View coverageNorth Carolina Department of Revenue tax forms, notices, and filing resources can enter source review for corporate, franchise, and due-date context in deadline operations.
View coverageArizona Department of Revenue forms, rulings, and taxpayer guidance can enter source review for filing, TPT, and taxpayer-class context in deadline operations.
View coverageColorado Department of Revenue taxation guidance, forms, and notices can enter source review for state filing, sales-tax, and period context in deadline operations.
View coverageOhio Department of Taxation tax guidance, forms, and public updates can enter source review for CAT, sales-tax, and entity context in deadline operations.
View coverageMichigan Department of Treasury tax forms, notices, and Treasury guidance can enter source review for corporate filing, tax type, and period context in deadline operations.
View coverageCoverage starts with public monitoring, then routes candidate changes into source-backed review. A signal becomes operational only when source evidence, client-matching context, reviewer decision, and audit history are present.
DueDateHQ prioritizes official tax authority pages, filing calendars, form instructions, notices, and emergency relief pages.
Coverage does not mean every signal applies to every client. The workbench helps a firm review impact against its own client profile.
Relevant changes can surface in Today, Deadlines, and email workflows after review.
DueDateHQ public coverage spans all 50 states and DC. Source-backed candidates still require review before they can become reminder-ready work.
A candidate update enters Alerts with source context, is reviewed for relevance, and can then be applied, marked reviewed, or reverted with an audit trail.
No. Coverage describes monitoring scope. Applicability depends on the firm’s client filing profiles, jurisdictions, tax types, and professional review.