Utah Sales Tax EFT Payments – Electronic Payment System
Important Information About Making Mandatory EFT Payments – Please Read
In December 2009, the Utah State Tax Commission will replace our existing sales EFT payer "Electronic Payment System" with a new e-services system we call Taxpayer Access Point or TAP1. There are many new benefits, including a simpler, more enriched online experience. Here are some highlights:
In Taxpayer Access Point (TAP), you can:
- Make payments
- Schedule future payments
- File and amend tax returns
- Manage accounts
- Check refunds
- See account balances
- View correspondence
- Request a payment plan or waiver of penalty and interest, plus much more . . .
Note: In December 2009, TAP will replace the "Electronic Payment System" currently used by mandatory EFT payers.
Please watch for these key transition dates
Key transition dates will be updated here as they become available (about mid-December)
You'll have our support
To open our TAP Demo or read TAP FAQs, click here. If you have any questions or need assistance, please call us at 801-297-3996.
Thank you for your cooperation during this transition time. We look forward to continuing to serve you.
1Payments moving to TAP December 2009: 0400-Sales and Use | 0401-Transient Room | 0403-Motor Vehicle Rental | 0404-Restaurant | and 0405-Waste Tire Recycling Fee. Payments moving to WebExpress: 0406-Municipal Energy Return | 0407-Emergency Services Telephone Fee | 0408-Municipal Telecommunication Tax Return. More information will follow about our WebExpress System.
Make a sales tax EFT payment using the current "Electronic Payment System"
This service assists mandatory EFT payers in the online payment of sales taxes. You must pre-register and receive a PIN to use this system. Please contact the Tax Commission at 801-297-3817 for registration and more information. (The "Electronic Payment System" will be valid until mid-December, 2009 when TAP will replace EPS)
Please note that beginning mid December 2009, the button above will direct you to our new Taxpayer Access Point or TAP system. Registration is required. Follow this link for more information, including a demonstration of the new system.