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Tax deadline countdown

Count the days to a filing deadline and work out how much to set aside each week.

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Filing deadline

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Estimated balance due

Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Days until the deadline

156 days

DeadlineThu, Apr 15, 2027

Days remaining156 days

Weeks remaining22.3 weeks

Estimated balance due$5,000.00

Weekly set-aside$224.36

Daily set-aside$32.05

Estimate for planning only, not tax advice. Filing dates, payment rules and penalties depend on your jurisdiction and filing status, so confirm them with the tax authority.

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What does this tool do?

Enter the filing date and the estimated balance due to see the time left and a simple weekly saving target. Filing dates differ by country and filing status, so edit the date to match your own notice.

The Formula

Weekly set-aside = estimated balance due ÷ weeks remaining

Frequently Asked Questions

Which deadline should I enter?

Use the deadline printed on your notice or the official filing date for your jurisdiction and filing status. The default is a common 15 April date and can be changed.

Does this include penalties or interest?

No. The balance is treated as a fixed amount and no penalties, interest or payment on account are added. Those depend on the rules where you file.

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