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Welcome to the official website of the NYS Department of Taxation and Finance. Visit us to learn about your tax responsibilities, check your refund status, and use our online services—anywhere, any time!
Online Services is the fastest, most convenient way to do business with the Tax Department. With an Online Services account, you can make a payment, respond to a letter from the department, and more—anytime, anywhere.
Find resources to file NYS returns, pay tax, claim credits, and more at our home page for individuals.
Pay all tax bills in full by the due date to avoid additional penalty and interest, or possible collection action. However, if you cannot pay your balance in full within 60 days, you can request an installment payment agreement (IPA).
Welcome to the official website of the NYS Department of Taxation and Finance. Visit us to learn about your tax responsibilities, check your refund status, and use our online services—anywhere, any time!
Online Services. Online Services is the fastest, most convenient way to do business with the Tax Department. With an Online Services account, you can make a payment, respond to a letter from the department, and more—anytime, anywhere. If you don’t already have an account, it’s easy to create one! Log in. Create account.
Pay income tax through Online Services, regardless of how you file your return. You can pay, or schedule a payment for, any day up to and including the due date. If you apply for an extension of time to file and owe tax, you need to make your extension payment by the due date.
Easy access to filing and payment resources, and popular business topics for Corporation Tax, Sales Tax and Withholding Tax for your business.
Looking for a great job with great pay and benefits? You could have a rewarding career at the New York State Tax Department.
To explore, search, download, and share data about the taxes we administer, see Tax data. A key department focus is the balance of efforts to promote voluntary compliance—the cornerstone of the State's system of taxation—with the duty to enforce New York's tax laws.