Sales and Use Tax and/or Solid Waste and Surcharge Tax Online File & Pay
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Introduction
Welcome to the Sales and Use Tax and/or Solid Waste and Surcharge online filing system. This site enables registered and enrolled Sales and Use Tax and/or Solid Waste and Surcharge tax filers to complete and file their returns (Form(s) DR-15, DR-15EZ, DR-15SW and DR-15CON) and submit their payments online.
"Registered and enrolled" refers to a taxpayer who has registered with the Department (received a certificate number) to collect/report tax, and has enrolled in the e-Services program (received a User ID and Password) to file/pay taxes electronically.
Sales and Use Tax and/or Solid Waste and Surcharge tax filers must enroll for e-Services before they can use this file-and-pay system. If already enrolled but only to pay tax electronically (via EFT), you will need to update your e-Services enrollment profile to include electronic filing. Using your current EFT User ID and Passcode, you should change your filing/payment method to "Internet file and pay (ACH-Debit)."
We will send "e-Reminders" to sales tax filers who are enrolled in e-Services from whom we expect to receive a return for a particular filing period. If you are an enrolled taxpayer and you are not receiving e-Reminders, it may be that we do not have a working email address on file for your business. To provide a working email address you will need to update your e-Services profile. If your email is correct with the Department and you are not receiving e-Reminders, contact your Internet Service Provider for assistance with possible spam filters and blocked emails. Taxpayers who do not wish to receive e-Reminders can "opt out" of this service.
Other options to file and/or pay are also available.
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