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What is online filing?

April 26, 2017filing online

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What is online filing?

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A. Online filing is a method to file your return electronically from your PC without using a practitioner.

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Online filing is simply using a computer with Internet access to file your federal and state income tax returns. Software companies provide the online filing services, not the Department of Revenue.

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Online filing was introduced by the Government in 2002, as a means of sending Employers’ Annual Returns (P14s and P35) electronically, eliminating the need for paper returns.

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Online Filing allows you to easily file your arbitration case or respond to one via AF’s Web site. You have the ability to enter case information on a series of web pages and receive a docket number and hearing date at the end of the process. Once you receive the docket number, you will receive a link that will allow you to print the Application, Contentions, and bar coded Evidence Cover Page for each evidence item listed in your Contentions. You will then attach the Evidence Cover Page to your supporting evidence and mail to the Data Center identified on the Evidence Cover Page for inclusion in a case file that AF has prepared by printing the incoming Online Filing Application. You will be notified via e-mail when all file material is received by AF. Additionally, any change to an Online Filing case will automatically generate an e-mail notifying you of the change, i.e. reschedule, deferment, answer, amendment, etc.