Electronic Funds Transfers "Eft" - Sales Tax Fact Sheet 159

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Electronic Funds Transfers
Sales Tax Fact Sheet 159
“EFT”
There are three types of EFT payers with different meth-
Mandatory EFT payers
ods and dates for payments. This fact sheet explains these
Estimated payments. If you don’t have the actual
differences and methods of payment.
figures for a mandatory account ready by the 14th you
must make an estimated payment. The estimated payment
Even though you make payments electronically, you must
must be one of the following:
still file the paper State and City Sales and Use Tax Re-
100 percent of the previous month’s liability,
turns.
100 percent of the same period one year ago, or
Calendars are available for each type of EFT. Call 651-
95 percent of the actual liability.
282-9822 to request a calendar if you didn’t receive one.
The balance is due on the 25th of the month. You must
Types of EFT
also make this payment electronically. If there is an over-
payment of tax, we will issue a refund. Do not take credit
Mandatory EFT payers - These accounts are required
on any other return for an overpayment.
by law to pay sales and use tax electronically because
their sales and use tax was more than $120,000 in the
June estimate. Mandatory EFT payers must make a
previous state fiscal year.
June estimated payment two business days before the
end of June. Penalty will be assessed unless the estimated
Associated EFT payers - If a taxpayer is required to
payment is one of the following:
pay any business tax type to the Department of Revenue
75 percent of the May liability,
by EFT, the taxpayer must pay all business taxes by EFT.
75 percent of the average calendar year liability, or
Voluntary EFT payers - These taxpayers have asked
75 percent of the actual June liability.
to pay their sales and use tax by EFT.
The balance of the June liability is due August 14th and
The Department of Revenue notifies taxpayers that must
the June return is due on August 25th. There is no form to
pay by EFT (mandatory and associated payers).
mail in when you make the June estimated payment.
Use the chart below to determine what rules apply to you.
Types of EFT
Mandatory
Associated
Voluntary
Return to use
ST-1M
ST-1P
ST-1V
Filing cycle options
monthly
monthly, quarterly, annual
monthly, quarterly, annual
EFT payment due
14th of the month
20th of the month following
20th of the month following
(calendars available)
the end of filing period, or
the end of filing period, or
February 5 for annual filers
February 5 for annual filers
EFT paper return due
25th of the month
20th of the month following
20th of the month following
the end of filing period, or
the end of filing period, or
February 5 for annual filers
February 5 for annual filers
June estimate
Required (see above)
Not required
Not required
Line 900, EFT Payments
Line 900 is printed on form
Line 900 is printed on form
Line 900 does not show on
ST-1M where the EFT
ST-1P where the EFT pay-
Form ST-1V
payment should be listed
ment should be listed
Remittance stub
Not necessary
Not necessary
Necessary only if payment
is made by paper check
Form to use for amended
ST-1XE
ST-1XE
ST-1X
returns
Sales and Use Tax Division - Mail Station 6330 - St. Paul, MN 55146-6330
Phone: Twin Cities 651-296-6181 or toll-free 1-800-657-3777
Stock No. 2800159
For TDD, contact Minnesota Relay at 1-800-627-3529; ask for 1-800-657-3777
Issued 9/98
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