NJ WebFile
File Your 2008 NJ-1040 From Your Computer
The New Jersey Division of Taxation is offering free internet filing of personal income tax returns for this tax season.
There are a number of reasons for you to consider this method for filing your return:
*NOTE: First time filers will be required to use direct deposit if due a refund.
Why Should You WebFile?
Most resident returns can be filed using this program, including first time filers.
*NOTE: First time filers will be required to use direct deposit if due a refund.
Refund, Zero Balance, and Balance Due Returns
NJ-1040/TR-1040 Combined, NJ-1040 or TR-1040 Only Returns
You can WebFile even if you claim credit for taxes you paid to other jurisdictions, (e.g. New York).
What you need to get started:
There are a number of reasons for you to consider this method for filing your return:
- Accuracy - The program checks information as you enter it to minimize errors.
- Speed - Returns filed using WebFile get into the State processing system in less than 48 hours.
- Confirmation - You will know that we received your return before you log off because you will receive a confirmation number.
- Speedy Refunds - You can combine this filing method with Direct Deposit and receive your refund even sooner. And if you are due a tenant rebate, it will be paid in the same manner if you so choose.
*NOTE: First time filers will be required to use direct deposit if due a refund.
Why Should You WebFile?
- It's free. If you already have a PC and access to the Internet, you do not need any additional equipment or software.
- It's a successful program. Thousands of taxpayers have successfully filed their returns using WebFile over the last three years.
- It's easy to use. The program guides you through the return line by line.
- Finish in one sitting, or save and come back later. If you need to stop in the middle of preparing your return, you can save it and come back and resume working on your return.
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File now, pay later. You can opt to use e-check, credit card, or print out a payment voucher and mail it with your payment by April 15, 2009, if you have a balance due.
Most resident returns can be filed using this program, including first time filers.
*NOTE: First time filers will be required to use direct deposit if due a refund.
Refund, Zero Balance, and Balance Due Returns
NJ-1040/TR-1040 Combined, NJ-1040 or TR-1040 Only Returns
You can WebFile even if you claim credit for taxes you paid to other jurisdictions, (e.g. New York).
What you need to get started:
- Just check to make sure that you are eligible to use NJ WebFile.
- Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher or Netscape Navigator 7.0. The Web site is best viewed in Internet Explorer.