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HYANNIS – Electronically filed state income tax returns are now being accepted by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue.
Commissioner Geoffrey Snyder encouraged residents to file the returns as early as possible and electronically, in order to ensure that refunds can be issued quickly while also adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Both state and federal income tax returns can be filed through April 15. For more information, visit the DOR’s website by clicking here.
About Brendan FitzpatrickBrendan, a recent graduate from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, is one of the newest members of the CapeCod.com NewsCenter team. When not on the beat, you'll probably find him watching Boston sports.
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