e-file

Verb

Meaning

e-file (third-person singular simple present e-files, present participle e-filing, simple past and past participle e-filed)

(transitive) To file (a lawsuit, a patent application, etc.) by means of computer technology.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

As a result, if you filed after the initial deadline but in time based on the extension you could not electronically process payment to the IRS or e-file your return. Source: Internet

And when you use TurboTax Online, free e-file is included for your federal and state tax returns. Source: Internet

E-file Multiple Returns — Prepare and e-file up to five (5) federal tax returns at no additional cost. Source: Internet

Anything more, and you’ll have to e-file. Source: Internet

We've reviewed a number of services that will help you prepare your state and federal tax returns online and e-file them with the IRS. Source: Internet

You should append this form to a physical tax return if you’re unable to e-file. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

e-fax e-fed e-fencing e-filer e-filing e-finance