Noun
e-filing (countable and uncountable, plural e-filings)
The use of computer technology to file documents (in a legal case, a patent application, etc.).
A screengrab from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) website on Wednesday, April 9, 2014 showing an alert to the Heartbleed Bug, a computer virus, and a shutdown of e-filing to the CRA during its busiest personal tax filing period. Source: Internet
First, the Audit Risk Meter is present throughout your e-filing process to help you know your likelihood of being audited. Source: Internet
A free e-filing tax assistance site is available at the Kenilworth Library, at 318 Montrose Ave., Tonawanda. Source: Internet
I get to e-filing my 1040 and there was no mention. Source: Internet
If lawmakers are worried about candidates who must run on a shoestring, they can exempt low-money campaigns from an e-filing requirement. Source: Internet
In addition to this, the reminded the public that the submission deadline for Form B (for the assessment year 2017) is June 30 (manual filing) and July 15 (e-filing). Source: Internet