Electronic filing of campaign disclosure reports became mandatory for the semi-annual report to be filed beginning July 1, 1999, by any political committee which had at any time during that reporting period a balance or $25,000, receipts or loans of $25,000, or expenditures of $25,000. Beginning July 1, 2003, electronic filing became mandatory for any political committee crossing a $10,000 threshold. Any political committee which does not meet the threshold figure may nonetheless file electronically on a voluntary basis.
IRS e-file options allow you to file Federal income tax returns (and some state returns) through a tax professional, through your home computer or even through your telephone. It may also be available in many other places in your local community.
Electronic Filing is a subscription service that allows information for certain documents to be filed at Companies House as formatted data rather than on paper.
a legal and binding filing
The transmission of tax information directly to the IRS using telephones or computers. Electronic filing options include (1) TeleFile using a touch-tone telephone, (2) Online self-prepared using a personal computer and tax preparation software, or (3) using a tax professional. E-filing may take place at the taxpayer's home, a volunteer site, the library, a financial institution, the workplace, malls and stores, or a tax professional's place of business.
A document or series of documents submitted in electronic format, at least one of which is required to be filed with the SEC pursuant to the federal securities laws.
The e-filing service offered by Companies House is suitable for larger companies or agents filing multiple documents on a regular basis. It requires the purchase or development of specialised software to send data to Companies House as formatted email messages. Infrequent users may find the WebFiling service more appropriate. Find out about WebFiling on the Companies House website.
the process by which political committees and candidates disclose campaign contributions and expenditures in an electronic format. Electronically-filed campaign finance information can be submitted via a web-based filing system, e-mail or computer disk. Candidates typically use either a standard filing format provided by the state, or filing software provided by the state or an outside vendor.
IRS e-file® uses automation to replace most of the manual steps needed to process paper returns. As a result, the processing of e-file returns is faster and more accurate than the processing of paper returns. As with a paper return, you are responsible for making sure your return contains accurate information and is filed on time.
The process of filing tax and information returns directly from one computer to another.
The term "electronic filing" means one or more electronic documents filed under the federal securities laws that are transmitted or delivered to the Commission in electronic format.
Income tax returns can be filed online using a personal computer with tax preparation software. The information is sent directly to Revenue Canada. If a tax payer is set up with direct deposit, refunds can be directly deposit into his or her bank account.
Taxpayers can now file their tax information with personal computers and tax preparation software. The information goes directly to Revenue Canada and they can directly deposit refunds into the taxpayer's bank account.
