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Gen-53 Instr. General Instructions
Web-Fill
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PURPOSE OF THIS FORM
The NC Department of Revenue’s e-Business Center is a secure web-based system within our website where you can file and pay taxes, store payment
and business information for reuse, view history of online tax transactions and conduct other business with us. This form is used to grant access to a
taxpayer representative (such as an accountant or payroll company representative) to view tax history and manage payment information for a taxpayer
in the e-Business Center.
AUTHORITY GRANTED
The authority granted by this form is effective beginning with the period indicated in Step 3 and continues indefinitely unless revoked by the taxpayer or
taxpayer representative.
REVOKING THE AUTHORIZATION
The taxpayer can revoke the taxpayer representative authorization granted on this form at any time by contacting the Department in writing.
The taxpayer can:
• Write “Revoke” at the top of a copy of this form and sign under the original signature, or
• The taxpayer can write a letter requesting revocation and submit it to the NC Department of Revenue at PO Box 25000, Raleigh, NC 27640-0005
or fax it to 919-715-1786. The statement of revocation must be signed by the taxpayer.
If the taxpayer wants to appoint a new taxpayer representative, the taxpayer can submit a new Taxpayer Representative e-Business Center Access
Authorization to the same address. It is the responsibility of the taxpayer to advise the NC Department of Revenue if access authorization information has
changed.
A taxpayer representative can withdraw from representation by filing a statement with the NC Department of Revenue. The statement must be signed and
dated by the representative and include the name and address of the taxpayer(s) and a statement revoking the e-Business Center access authorization.
Include a copy of the original Taxpayer Representative e-Business Center Access Authorization, if available.
DEFINITIONS
Taxpayer – The business which authorizes the taxpayer representative to view its tax history and manage its payment information in the e-Business
Center.
Taxpayer Representative - A third party individual such as an attorney, an accountant, or a payroll company representative that is hired by a taxpayer
to represent it on tax matters that might include filing tax returns and paying the tax and viewing copies of tax returns. The taxpayer representative is
independent of the taxpayer.
Taxpayer Representative’s Company Name – The company that employs the taxpayer representative, if applicable.
View Tax History - This access allows you to view returns and/or payments made online using the e-Business Center.
Manage Payment Information – This access allows you to save and update payment information in the e-Business Center for online payment of tax.
The payment types include bank draft, and Mastercard and Visa credit/ debit card.
STEP 1: TAXPAYER INFORMATION INSTRUCTIONS
• Enter the taxpayer business’ legal name, or the owner’s name if the business is a sole proprietorship, telephone number and address.
• Federal Employer Identification Number or Social Security Number.
- If the business is a corporation, provide the Federal Employer Identification Number.
- If the business is a sole proprietorship, provide the owner’s Social Security Number.
STEP 2: TAXPAYER REPRESENTATIVE INFORMATION
• Enter the taxpayer representative’s name, taxpayer representative’s company name, address and telephone number. Note: Only individuals may
be named as representatives.
• The taxpayer representative signs and dates form here.
• There is space provided on the form for up to three representatives. If you need to identify more, check the box and attach a list to the form to
identify additional representatives. Note that each taxpayer representative must include their signature and the date signed.
STEP 3: TAX TYPE AND PERIOD BEGIN DATE
Enter the tax type(s) and the period begin date(s) associated with that tax type for which the taxpayer representative is being granted access. For example,
if you are a monthly withholding taxpayer and you are granting access to a taxpayer representative beginning with the February 01, 2009 period, select the
withholding tax type and enter 02-01-09 (Format: mm-dd-yy) in the period begin date field.
STEP 4: TAXPAYER SIGNATURE
The taxpayer signs here to grant view tax history and manage payment information in the Department’s e-Business Center to the taxpayer
representative.
• If the taxpayer is a sole proprietorship, the owner must sign.
• If the taxpayer is a corporation, an authorized officer must sign.
• If the taxpayer is a partnership or a limited liability company (LLC), an authorized partner or member must sign.
• Taxpayers must sign all attachments, if any.
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