About the balance due payment remittance process
The following sections describe the remittance process for each taxing authority.
EFTPS (bulk) payment method
After the payment file is created, it is transmitted directly to the TFA. You should receive an acknowledgment from the TFA within 1 hour of the transmission of the file. The acknowledgment indicates that your balance due payment file was received by the TFA and that the file is not corrupt. Between 2 and 3 hours thereafter, you will receive another acknowledgment, which indicates whether the balance due payments for the accounts in your payment file are accepted or rejected. For accepted payments, the total balance due and any amounts for transaction fee charges must be deposited in your organization's ACH debit account by the settlement date.
Use the following registers to review the accounts included in or excluded from a transmission to the TFA:
Balance Due Payment Confirmation
: Use to determine the total amount that should be available for withdrawal from your organization's ACH debit account.
Balance Due payments Requested but not sent
: Use to review the accounts that were excluded from the transmission to the TFA.
Taxpayer Balance Due Payment Detail
: Use to review the accounts that were transmitted to the TFA and the corresponding account information. This register can help you determine the balance due payment amount for each taxpayer.
On the settlement date, your ACH debit information is passed through the TFA, letting the ACH to take the money from the financial institution and distribute it to the U.S. Treasury.
Mail a check and payment voucher to your IRS Service Center.
State jurisdictions adhere to the following payment remit process except for the states identified separately in this section.
For E-Filed returns with a tax due, ONESOURCE Trust Tax created an ACH debit request with a payment record in the e-filing data. The payment information is submitted to the state taxing authority when the return is accepted for e-file. The state taxing authority processes the debit on the settlement date that was entered one of the following Electronic Filing options depending on the type of return:
For 1041 types:
Settlement date for state balance due payments (Does not apply to MI and RI before 2023, or MO for all years) [Date entered must have a four character year, i.e., MM-DDYYYY]
except Hawaii which withdraws the payment at the time of filing.
For 990 types:
Settlement date for 990 state balance due payment (Date entered must have a four-character year, i.e. MM-DD-YYYY) (beginning Tax year 2021)
Voucher Payment Method And Paper-Filed Returns
Mail a check and payment voucher or, if available, use an alternate payment method offered by the state taxing authority.
Some states don’t require a payment voucher when paper filing the return (DE, HI, KY, LA, ME, MD, MI, NC, OK, OR, PA, SC, UT, VT, VA, WI) and therefore they may not be offered in ONESOURCE Trust Tax.
Connecticut has a limit of 3 electronic deposits to the same demand deposit account (DDA). More than 3 refunds to the same DDA are issued by paper check.
Some state taxing authorities will credit the ACH bank account if provided in the payment record on the e-filing data. There may be exceptions if the bank account is a foreign account. Otherwise a paper check is mailed. See
E-file and balance due payments summary by jurisdiction
section for state by state details.
ONESOURCE Trust Tax doesn’t transmit the payment file to the state taxing authority.
Bulk payment method
: The prepared bulk file is available for download on the Documents and Data Files page. Download the file to a local or network drive, then use
MassTaxConnect to log and upload the file. When uploading the payment file, select the
upload bulk files
link and select
Fiduciary Estimate (Form 2-ES)
as the file type.
The processing results display in MassTaxConnect about 15 minutes after processing completes. After processing completes, be sure to review MassTaxConnect to determine if there are errors in your uploaded file.
Massachusetts creates 1 ACH debit for the total balance due for all returns listed in the payment file. The debit is processed on the settlement date entered on the Balance Due Payments page.
Pay with e-file method
: For E-Filed Massachusetts returns with a tax due, ONESOURCE Trust Tax created an ACH debit request with a payment record in the e-filing data. The payment information is submitted to the state taxing authority when the return is accepted for e-file. The state taxing authority processes the debit on the settlement date that was entered in the
Settlement date for state balance due payments (Does not apply to MI and RI before 2023 or MO for all years) [Date entered must have a four character year, i.e., MM-DD-YYYY]
Electronic Filing option.
Voucher payment method
: Mail a check and payment voucher or, if available, use an alternate payment method offered by the state taxing authority.
Refunds
: The state taxing authority mails a paper check.
ONESOURCE Trust Tax doesn’t transmit the payment file to the state taxing authority.
Bulk payment method
: The prepared bulk file is available for download on the Documents and Data Files page. Download the payment file to a local or network drive, then use
Minnesota e-Services to log and upload the file. When uploading the payment file, don’t change the default settings for the file type.
After the records in the payment file are processed, the results will display in Minnesota e-Services. If there are failed records, review the associated error messages then contact the ONESOURCE Trust Tax Support team at 1-888-706-1041.
Minnesota creates an ACH debit for each return in the payment file. The debit is made on the settlement date entered when the payment request is submitted.
Pay with e-file method
: For E-Filed Minnesota returns with a tax due, ONESOURCE Trust Tax created an ACH debit request with a payment record in the e-filing data. The payment information is submitted to the state taxing authority when the return is accepted for e-file. The state taxing authority processes the debit on the settlement date that was entered in the
Settlement date for state balance due payments (Does not apply to MI and RI before 2023 or MO for all years) [Date entered must have a four character year, i.e., MM-DD-YYYY]
Electronic Filing option.
Voucher payment method
: Mail a check and payment voucher or, if available, use an alternate payment method offered by the state taxing authority.
Refunds
: For Minnesota returns with a tax refund, ONESOURCE Trust Tax created an ACH credit request with a payment record in the e-filing data. After the return is accepted, the state taxing authority makes a credit using the ACH information entered on the Options and Overrides page. The state taxing authority mails a paper check if no bank account information is entered, or the bank account information is for a foreign bank account.
The state taxing authority doesn’t allow electronic balance due payments.
Voucher payment method
: Mail a check and payment voucher or, if available, use an alternate payment method offered by the state taxing authority.
Refunds
: The state taxing authority mails a paper check.
ONESOURCE Trust Tax doesn’t transmit the payment file to the state taxing authority.
Bulk payment method
: The prepared bulk file is available for download on the Documents and Data Files page. Download the payment file to a local or network drive, then use New York's
Online Tax Center to upload the file. See the
Online Tax Center for guidance regarding the withdrawal of funds.
Pay with e-file method
: For E-Filed New York returns with a tax due, ONESOURCE Trust Tax created an ACH debit request with a payment record in the e-filing data. The payment information is submitted to the state taxing authority when the return is accepted for e-file. The state taxing authority processes the debit on the settlement date that was entered in the
Settlement date for state balance due payments (Does not apply to MI and RI before 2023 or MO for all years) [Date entered must have a four character year, i.e., MM-DD-YYYY]
Electronic Filing option.
Voucher payment method
: Mail a check and payment voucher or, if available, use an alternate payment method offered by the state taxing authority.
Refunds
: The state taxing authority mails a paper check.
Bulk payment method
: ONESOURCE Trust Tax creates the Pennsylvania payment file then immediately transmits it to the state taxing authority. You can submit multiple Pennsylvania balance due payment requests, if necessary.
Pennsylvania requires an ACH credit for balance due payments that are included in a prepared balance due payment file. Submit the payment via an ACH credit, and it must be received on the settlement date.
You don’t need to inform the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue when your ACH payment is made.
Your ACH credit can pay the total balance due for more than 1 payment request. However, the ACH credit must exactly match the amount in the payment file or Pennsylvania won’t be able to post payments to the individual account included in the payment file. You can't combine estimate payments with balance due payments.
Pay with e-file method
: For E-Filed Pennsylvania returns with a tax due, ONESOURCE Trust Tax created an ACH debit request with a payment record in the e-filing data. The payment information is submitted to the state taxing authority when the return is accepted for e-file. The state taxing authority processes the debit on the settlement date that was entered in the
Settlement date for state balance due payments (Does not apply to MI and RI before 2023 or MO for all years) [Date entered must have a four character year, i.e., MM-DD-YYYY]
Electronic Filing option.
Voucher payment method
: Mail a check and payment voucher or, if available, use an alternate payment method offered by the state taxing authority.
Refunds
: For Pennsylvania returns with a tax refund, ONESOURCE Trust Tax created an ACH credit request with a payment record in the e-filing data. After the return is accepted, the state taxing authority makes a credit using the ACH information entered on the Options and Overrides page. The state taxing authority mails a paper check if no bank account information is entered, or the bank account information is for a foreign bank account.