IRS Gives Comal County Businesses and Residents Until Feb. 1, 2027 for Many Tax Deadlines

The IRS has postponed many federal tax deadlines to February 1, 2027 for people who live in Comal County and for businesses based here. The relief follows the severe storms that began July 14 and covers 62 Texas counties, including Comal, Bexar and Kendall (IRS release TX-2026-05).

You do not need to apply. The IRS applies the relief automatically when the address on your last IRS filing is in a covered county.

What moved to February 1, 2027

• 2025 individual returns on extension (were due Oct. 15, 2026)
• 2025 S corporation and partnership returns on extension (were due Sept. 15, 2026)
• Third- and fourth-quarter 2026 estimated tax payments
• Quarterly payroll returns (Form 941) that were due July 31 and Nov. 2, 2026

What did not move

• Tax owed on a 2025 return. It was due April 15, 2026, and penalties and interest keep running on an unpaid balance.
• Payroll tax deposits, which stay on their normal schedule.
• Texas franchise and sales tax deadlines, which do not move automatically.

“The extra time to file is real, but it is not extra time to pay last year’s tax,” said Jessica Gonzalez, CPA, a former IRS Revenue Agent who works with business owners in Bulverde and North San Antonio. “If you are on extension and owe for 2025, pay now to stop the interest, then file by February 1.”

The firm’s Tax Alert has the full list of deadlines and explains what to do if you moved into the county since your last filing or keep your tax records here. Year-end moves still run on December 31; the 2026 year-end tax planning checklist covers those.

Jessica Gonzalez, CPA, PC is a CPA firm serving Bulverde, Spring Branch, Stone Oak and North San Antonio. (210) 441-1293 · jessicagonzalezcpa.com

General information as of November 12, 2026, not tax advice for your situation. Prior employment with the IRS does not imply endorsement by the IRS.