For tax year 2012, electronic filing is available for all states at Online Taxes at OLT.com. With e-file you receive the response a lot faster than filing it on paper. If you are due a refund, the fastest way to receive it is through e-file and direct deposit. Online Taxes at OLT.com does not charge you extra fee for direct-deposit. There are many other reasons why it would be necessary to file a State Only Income Tax Return.
OnLine Taxes supports all state income tax returns including D.C. along with 41 states have income tax returns. If you live in Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington or Wyoming, you only need to file your Federal Income Tax Return with the IRS.
To access the program to file both your Federal and State Return or your State Only Return, create an account with OLT.com. Within the account you will be able to complete and file your state tax return.
Federal and State Income Taxes
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State Only Filing - General Information
State Only filing allows you to file your State Income Tax Return separate from your Federal Income Tax Return.
**Arkansas does not participate in State Only Electronic Filing.
If you are filing a State Return for one of this listed state, you will need to either file your State Return along with your Federal Return, or you may print the state forms and mail them in.
All other states allow State Income Tax Returns to be electronically filed as State Only Income Tax Returns as well as filed combined with your Federal Income Tax Return.
Why would I file my State Return by itself?
A few reasons why you may need to file your State Income Tax Return separately from your Federal Income Tax Return:
- The State Income Tax Return was sent back needing corrections and needs to be resubmitted.
- The Federal Income Tax Return was already filed.
- The State Income Tax return requires a different filing status than the Federal Income Tax Return.
There are many other reasons why it would be necessary to file a State Only Income Tax Return.
How do I file a state only return if I am not filing a Federal return until later?
How do I file a State Only return after I have already filed my Federal return by itself?
To file a State Only return if you have not yet filed the Federal return, or if you will not file it with olt.com, do the following:
Go to www.olt.com and select to "Start a New 2012 Tax Return". Create your username and password.
When filing a State Only return, all Federal inputs are required due to state calculations being based off of Federal inputs. Input all Federal data as if you were filing the Federal return.
Once you are past your Federal Tax Summary and forms page, we will ask you on your State Information page, if you would like to file your state return. Select to file this state and continue through the state sections.
On the "Cost Breakup of our Service" page, you have the option to check a box indicating you will file a State Only return. Select this box. Your State Only return will only cost you $7.95!
Once your state return is accepted, you can come back to file your Federal Income Tax Return at any time for only $7.95!
**Arkansas does not accept state only e-file.
To file a State Only return after you have already filed the Federal Return with olt.com, do the following:
Go to our homepage at www.olt.com and select "Login to My 2012 Tax Return" link on the right of the page under Quick Links. Once you have logged into the Tax Return Status page, under the State Information section, select to "File This Return" next to your state. Since you have already filed the Federal return, we will automatically indicate your return as a State Only. Continue forward to file your state return after adding any additions, deductions, credits, etc., to your state return.
Note: When you file the Federal return by itself, no option will be available to file the state return until the Federal return has been accepted by the IRS.
**Arkansas does not accept state only e-file.