Efile North Carolina Tax Return

North Carolina State Tax Filing Information

eSmart Tax makes it easy to file your North Carolina state tax return. The eSmart Tax system easily transfers all the necessary information that you entered from your federal income tax return to the North Carolina state tax return forms that you need so you can file fast. Our easy-to-use interview process will assist you with completing the additional forms required by the North Carolina department of Revenue for your NC state taxes. You can prepare and efile your full-year resident North Carolina state tax return and your federal tax return at the same time!

The regular due date for filing your North Carolina state taxes is April 15.

Below you will find North Carolina state tax forms, North Carolina tax filing instructions, contact information for the North Carolina department of Revenue, and other tax resources.

eSmart Tax supports the following North Carolina Tax Forms

	North Carolina Form D-400 Individual Income Tax Return
	North Carolina Form D-400TC Individual Tax Credits
	North Carolina Form D-400V Payment Voucher
	And More

State NC Website and Contacts

State Website	http://www.dor.state.nc.us/individual/index.html
Taxpayer Assistance:	(877) 252-3052
Refund Status (Automated Response):	(877) 252-4052
Check Refund Status Online:	https://eservices.dor.nc.gov/wheresmyrefund/selection.jsp

Special Processing

Type:	Availability:
State-only tax return:	Supported
Decedent Return:	Supported
Return with foreign address:	Supported

State NC Amount Owe Payment Option

You have the following options to pay your tax:

Mail in a check.
You need to attach Payment Voucher (Form D-400V)

Mail check to:
N.C. Department of Revenue
P.O. Box 25000
Raleigh, N.C. 27640-0640
Send e-payment through state website.
If you cannot pay the entire tax you owe, you may be eligible to enter into a payment agreement with the Department of Revenue. To determine if you are eligible for a payment plan, call or visit a service center as soon as possible. Also you may call toll-free at 1-877-252-3052. Have a copy of your tax return available for reference when you call or visit. The Revenue Department has offices located in most major cities across the State.

Availability:	Type:	Notes:
Supported	Same as federal	N/A

State NC Overpayment Option

You have the following options:

Apply your refund amount to next year's tax payment.
Contribute your refund amount to charity.
Receive your refund by check through mail.
Receive your refund by direct deposit to your bank account.