State Tax Websites

You might find that you need to reach out to your state’s taxing authority for any number of reasons. You may need forms, or maybe you just have some questions. Each state and the District of Columbia obligingly provide a website for these situations, complete with contact information if you can’t easily find the answers you need. Some websites even offer a few extras. You can also pay your tax bill online at the websites for the various states! We do recommend paying your taxes online vs sending in a physical check – not only for security but also for speed of processing and proof of receipt.

1. 1. Alabama Department of Revenue—also offers iPhone and Android apps
   2. Alaska Department of Revenue—includes information about the state’s Permanent Fund Dividend
   3. Arizona Department of Revenue—you can subscribe for news and updates
   4. Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration
   5. California Franchise Tax Board—includes payment options
   6. Colorado Department of Revenue
   7. Connecticut Department of Revenue Services—you must register to file and pay online
   8. Delaware Division of Revenue—you can check for unclaimed property here too
   9. District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue—includes current press releases
   10. Florida Department of Revenue
   11. Georgia Department of Revenue—also offers motor vehicle information
   12. Hawaii Department of Taxation—offers audit assistance
   13. Idaho State Tax Commission
   14. Illinois Department of Revenue
   15. Indiana Department of Revenue—includes FAQs and several online services
   16. Iowa Department of Revenue and Finance
   17. Kansas Department of Revenue—offers refund information and a handy scam alert
   18. Kentucky Department of Revenue
   19. Louisiana Department of Revenue—includes a section for taxpayer education
   20. Maine Revenue Services
   21. Comptroller of Maryland—this state even tells you where your tax dollars go
   22. Massachusetts Department of Revenue—includes child support services if your ex is expecting a refund
   23. Michigan Department of Treasury
   24. Minnesota Department of Revenue—sign up for email updates
   25. Mississippi Department of Revenue
   26. Missouri Department of Revenue—you can file your return here and pay online
   27. Montana Department of Revenue—also includes an unclaimed property database
   28. Nebraska Department of Revenue
   29. Nevada Department of Taxation
   30. New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration
   31. New Jersey Division of Taxation
   32. New Mexico Taxation and Revenue
   33. New York Department of Taxation and Finance
   34. North Carolina Department of Revenue—if you’ve received a notice, you can find out what it means here
   35. North Dakota State Tax Department
   36. Ohio Department of Taxation—find the answers to your questions in “Filing Season Central”
   37. Oklahoma Tax Commission
   38. Oregon Department of Revenue
   39. Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
   40. Rhode Island Division of Taxation—offers free filing of both federal and state returns for some taxpayers
   41. South Carolina Department of Revenue
   42. South Dakota Department of Revenue
   43. Tennessee Department of Revenue
   44. Texas Window on State Government
   45. Utah State Tax Commission
   46. Vermont Department of Taxes
   47. Virginia Department of Taxation—sign up for email alerts
   48. Washington Department of Revenue
   49. West Virginia Department of Revenue
   50. Wisconsin Department of Revenue—you can apply online for a payment plan
   51. Wyoming Department of Revenue

These sites are all pretty comprehensive—the mentioned features are just some highlights. Visit your state’s website for a closer look or let us know If you have any questions at all! The Team @ Tax Goddess~