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Online Tax Pros supports the following forms for North Carolina state e-Filing, with exceptions:
  • D-400 - Individual Income Tax Return, except:
    • Line 20c, Partnership Tax Payments
    • Line 20d, S Corporation Tax Payments
    • Line 23b, Penalties and Interest
    • Line 23c, Underpayment of Estimated Income Tax
    • Line 37, Adjustment for domestic production activities
    • Line 38, Other additions to federal taxable income
    • Line 47, Adjustment for additional first-year depreciation added back in 2002, 2003, and 2004
  • D-400TC - Individual Tax Credits, except
    • Part 1, Credit for Income Tax Paid to Another State or Country
    • Part 4, Credit for qualified business investments
    • Part 4, Credit for disabled taxpayer, dependent, or spouse
    • Part 4, Credit for certain real property donations
    • Part 4, Credit for rehabilitating an income-producing historic structure
    • Part 4, Credit for rehabilitating a nonincome-producing historic structure
    • Part 4, Other miscellaneous income tax credits
    • Part 4, Tax credits carried over from previous year
    • Part 4, Business incentive and energy tax credits
  • D-400V - Payment Voucher

The following are NOT supported by Online Tax Pros:
  • Non-resident state returns
  • Part-year resident state returns
  • Direct Debit

The following are NOT supported by North Carolina for e-Filing:
  • Form D-400X, Amended North Carolina Individual Income Tax Return.
  • Prior year returns – any return not for tax year 2008.
  • Corrected or amended returns on forms other than Form D-400X.
  • Non-calendar year filers.
  • Returns requiring more than one Form D-400TC.
  • Form NC-478 and series NC-478A thru I. (A taxpayer that is required to file Form NC-478 and Forms NC-478A thru I can file their returns electronically.  The Form NC-478 and Forms NC-478A thru I themselves can't be filed electronically but must be mailed to NCDOR.
  • Form D-410, Application for Automatic Six-Month Extension.  (A taxpayer that has filed an extension can file their return electronically as long as the return is filed by October 17th.  The Form D-410 itself can't be filed electronically but must be mailed to NCDOR.)
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