South Dakota - State Tax Extension

No general income tax  •  N/A
No individual income taxNo general corporate income taxBank Franchise Tax is separate
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An extension to file is not an extension to pay tax.

South Dakota does not impose an individual income tax or a general corporate income tax, so there is no income tax extension for most filers to request. The only income-based tax is the Bank Franchise Tax, which applies solely to financial institutions and is administered separately from a general corporate income tax regime.

Guidance: South Dakota DOR - Bank Franchise Tax
ItemDetail
Individual income taxNone
General corporate income taxNone
Bank Franchise TaxApplies only to financial institutions; administered under SDCL ch. 10-43
AuthoritySDCL ch. 10-43
South Dakota is one of the states with no individual income tax, alongside Alaska, Florida, Nevada, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming.
Authority: SDCL ch. 10-43 (Bank Franchise Tax). Sources: dor.sd.gov/businesses/taxes/bank-franchise-tax.
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