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Are B&O taxes deferred during the coronavirus outbreak?
For those small businesses with taxable income of less than $5 million in 2019, they qualify for an automatic B&O tax due date extension out to the tentative Oct. 31, 2020 due date. The deferral is automatic and businesses do not need to contact Seattle Department of Finance and Administrative Services. If you have questions, please call (206) 684-8484 or email: tax@seattle.gov.
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