Taxes are due Tuesday, April 18, instead of the usual April 15 because Tax Day can’t occur on holidays or weekends, giving Americans an extra three days to file their 2022 taxes. Additionally, Washington, D.C., is celebrating Emancipation Day, the anniversary of the district ending slavery in 1862, on Monday, pushing the tax deadline to Tuesday. Taxpayers who are granted an extension have until October 16 to file. Some places affected by natural disasters like tornadoes and flooding have already received extensions including some people in Alabama and Georgia,  Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, New York, California.