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What is e-filing?
Electronic filing (e-filing) is the fast, easy and convenient method of filing tax returns or reports and paying amounts owed over the Internet.
What are the benefits of e-filing?
It’s Convenient
- File from anywhere you can connect to the Internet.
- File anytime, day or night – 7 days a week. (The system is unavailable from Sunday at 7:00 pm to Monday at 5:00 am., Pacific time to perform routine maintenance.)
- Eliminate trips to the post office
It’s Fast
- Automatic calculations save time.
- Immediate confirmation of filing.
It's Safe and Secure
- The latest hardware and software security ensures the safety and security of taxpayer information.
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Who is eligible to e-file?
Nearly all sales and use tax accounts are eligible to e-file including the following:
- temporary accounts
- prepayment accounts
- governmental agency accounts
- revoked accounts
- accounts required to pay by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
- accounts that do business from multiple locations and are required to complete:
- Schedule B - Detailed Allocation By County of the 1% Combined State and Local Tax and/or
- Schedule C - Detailed Allocation by Suboutlet of the 1% Combined State and Local Tax
The following are ineligible to e-file:
- amended or corrected returns
- accounts that require reporting on schedules other than Schedule A (district tax), Schedule B, or Schedule C
- accounts in bankruptcy status
- accounts claiming a Manufacturer’s Exemption deduction
- BOE-designated confidential accounts or Secretary of State-designated confidential accounts
- accounts claiming Aircraft Adjustments for local tax purposes
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What are my e-file options?
- BOE-file is the BOE's free e-filing option.
- Other service providers are also available.
- Click here to choose BOE-file or another service provider.
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For more information on BOE-file, the BOE's free option, download our E-File Guide.
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