State
Oklahoma (OK)
Original Deadline
April 15, 2026
Extended Deadline
October 15, 2026
Extension Type
⚠ Conditional (90% Rule)
State Agency
Oklahoma Tax Commission

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Oklahoma Personal Income Tax Extension — What You Need to Do

If you have a federal extension (Form 4868) and owe no Oklahoma tax, your OK deadline is automatically extended to October 15, 2026 — no separate OK form needed. If you owe OK tax, you’ll need Form 504-I. Either way, at least 90% of your total Oklahoma tax liability must be paid by April 15, 2026, or a penalty applies regardless of which extension path you use.

The 90% rule applies no matter how you extend. Whether you’re covered automatically by a federal extension or you file Form 504-I, at least 90% of your total Oklahoma tax liability must be paid by April 15, 2026, or a flat 5% penalty applies to the underpaid amount.

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Oklahoma Extension Checklist — 2026

Two things to handle. Whether you need Form 504-I depends on whether you owe Oklahoma tax — but the 90%-paid-by-April-15 rule applies either way.

1
Due by
April 15, 2026

Pay At Least 90% of OK Tax Due (File Form 504-I If Needed)

Form 504-I is only needed if you owe OK tax. Skip it if a federal extension is all you need and you owe nothing. Either way, at least 90% of your total OK tax liability must be paid by April 15 or a flat 5% penalty applies to the shortfall.
No fee
Pay Online via OkTAP
oktap.tax.ok.gov
Fast, free electronic payments and extension filing.
Mail
Check with Form 504-I

Oklahoma Tax Commission
PO Box 26890
Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0890

An extension doesn’t extend the time to pay — interest still accrues.

2
Due by
October 15, 2026

File Federal + Oklahoma Return

File your federal return now and add your Oklahoma state return — Form 511 for residents (511-NR for nonresidents/part-year) — in the same session. Your Oklahoma extended deadline is October 15.

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Oklahoma Late Filing & Payment Penalties — What It Costs to Wait

Oklahoma’s penalty for underpaying is a flat one-time charge, not a monthly one — but it applies regardless of how you extended.

Charge Type Rate Cap Trigger
Delinquent Penalty 5% flat, one-time 5% Less than 90% of total OK tax liability paid by April 15, 2026
Interest 1.25% per month (15% per year) No cap Accrues from April 15 on any unpaid balance
Estimated-Tax Underpayment Interest 20% per year No cap Applies specifically to underpaid estimated tax installments

Example: If you owe $5,000 and only pay $4,000 (80%) by April 15, you’d owe the flat 5% delinquent penalty on the $1,000 shortfall ($50), plus 1.25%-per-month interest on the unpaid balance until it’s paid — even though you had a valid extension in place.

Oklahoma State Extension Details

Extension Type Conditional — Automatic w/ Federal Only If No OK Tax Owed
Original Filing Deadline April 15, 2026
Extended Filing Deadline October 15, 2026
Extension Period 6 months (federal-aligned)
Extension Form Form 504-I — only required if OK tax is owed
Return Form Form 511 (residents); 511-NR (nonresidents/part-year)
Federal Extension Required? Not required, but a federal extension automatically covers OK through October 15 if no OK tax is owed
Payment Deadline 90% of total OK liability must be paid by April 15, 2026, regardless of extension method
Online Payment Portal OkTAP
Extension/511-V Payment Mailing Address Oklahoma Tax Commission, PO Box 26890, Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0890
Return Mailing Address (refund or balance due) Oklahoma Tax Commission, PO Box 26800, Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0800
State Agency Oklahoma Tax Commission
Delinquent Penalty & Interest 5% flat delinquent penalty if under 90% paid; 1.25%/month (15%/year) interest; 20%/year interest on underpaid estimated tax

Oklahoma Tax Extension — Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to file Form 504-I?

Only if you owe Oklahoma tax. If a federal extension is all you need and you owe nothing, no OK form is required — just check the extension box on your return.

What is the 90% rule?

At least 90% of your total Oklahoma tax liability must be paid by April 15, regardless of whether you’re covered automatically by a federal extension or filed Form 504-I. Falling short triggers a flat 5% penalty on the shortfall.

Is the 5% penalty charged monthly?

No — it’s a flat, one-time 5% penalty on the underpaid amount, not a recurring monthly charge. Interest still accrues separately on any unpaid balance.

What if I’m due a refund?

If you’re due a refund, no extension form or payment is required. Filing sooner still gets your refund to you faster.

Which Oklahoma return form do I need?

Form 511 for full-year residents. Nonresidents and part-year residents use Form 511-NR.

Where do I mail my return versus my extension payment?

Extension and 504-I payments go to PO Box 26890. Returns — whether refund or balance due — go to PO Box 26800.

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