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| Data Notes |
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DOR Cash Management Reports |
| Measure Definition: |
Dollar amount paid by taxpayers electronically verses paper check. |
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Measurement of the goal – Make conducting business with the Department as clear, simple and efficient as possible |
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- The percentage of excise tax dollars paid electronically has increased steadily from 69% in fiscal year 2005 to 92.3% in fiscal year 2011.
- In fiscal year 2010, SSB 5571 required the largest taxpayers, those that report on a monthly basis, to file and pay their taxes electronically.
- HB 1357, passed in April 2011, included quarterly taxpayers in the E-file/E-pay program. Quarterly taxpayers, who have not already begun to file and pay electronically, will begin with the first reporting period in FY12 (October 2011).
- By fiscal year 2011 92.3% of all payments received by the Department were received electronically.
- So far in FY12 (through July), 97.2
% of excise tax dollars have been paid electronically.
Action Plan
- In October 2010, DOR moved its Internet Check application to the Office of State Treasurer to improve usability and eliminate the taxpayer $1.00 processing fee.
- In November 2010, DOR enhanced the E-file application to allow taxpayers to make additional payments on returns that have not been paid in full.
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