- Individuals
- File and pay income tax
- Do I need to file an income tax return?
- E-file & FreeFile information
- Choose how to get your refund
- File and pay by mail
- Request an extension
- Get Form 1099-G
- School district codes
- Tax tables and rates
- Income tax credits
- More return preparation information
- Amend a filed return
- File estimated income tax
- Get a copy of my return
- Free return preparation assistance
- Military personnel
- Seniors
- File and pay other taxes
- Online services
- Check refund status
- Make a payment
- Audits/bills/collections
- Audits/bills/collections home
- Pay a bill (assessment)
- Challenge Tax Department actions
- Audit
- Warrants, liens, levies, income executions
- Offer in Compromise Program
- Interest rates
- Criminal prosecution
- Power of attorney
- New York State delinquent taxpayers
- Voluntary Disclosure Program
- Report tax evasion and fraud
- Late filing/late payment
- Guidance, regulations & laws
- Property taxes and assessments
- Most people are required to e-file.
See if you qualify for Free File, like half of all New York State taxpayers who can e-file their federal and state returns at no cost this year.Do you owe back taxes?
Our Voluntary Disclosure program may help you avoid penalties and possible criminal charges if you satisfy your tax obligation.Are you having difficulty resolving a tax issue? Have you tried other reasonable avenues to seek relief?
Contact us for help.
The NYS Office of the
Taxpayer Rights Advocate
Learn more -
- Lowest income tax rates in 58 years
- New personal income tax rates in New York State began January 1, 2012.
- File your income tax return by April 17
- Learn about the income tax e-file requirement.
- Use Free File or e-File like most taxpayers.
- Get free help preparing your income tax return at a VITA location.
- Get your refund safely and quickly with a debit card or direct deposit.
- Understand how the Marriage Equality Act applies to taxes administered by this department.
- Request an extension.
- View your 1099-G information.
- Recent metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax changes
- Recent law changes will reduce or eliminate the MCTMT for many small businesses and sole proprietors. See if your business qualifies.
- Consumer Bill of Rights regarding tax preparers
- Most tax preparers act within the law and treat their clients fairly, but there are some that don’t. The Consumer Bill of Rights Regarding Tax Preparers describes your rights and tells you how to protect yourself from unfair practices.
Last Modified: February 15, 2012