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The document is a form (NYC-579-GCT) from the New York City Department of Finance that authorizes Electronic Return Originators (EROs) to electronically file the General Corporation Tax Return for 2015. It includes sections for corporate officer declaration, financial institution information for electronic payment, and signatures from both the authorized corporate officer and the ERO or paid preparer. The form serves as documentation for the authorization of electronic filing and payment, emphasizing that it should not be mailed to the Department of Finance but retained for records.

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Begin by entering the legal name of your corporation in the designated field. Ensure that this matches your official documents.
Input your Employer Identification Number (EIN) accurately, as this is crucial for tax identification purposes.
Provide a valid email address where you can receive confirmations and updates regarding your submission.
Select the type of return you are filing by checking the appropriate box next to 'n nyc-400'.
If you are authorizing electronic payment, fill in your financial institution's routing and account numbers, along with the amount authorized for debit.
In Part A, an authorized corporate officer must declare their authority and enter their PIN as a signature. Make sure to mark only one box regarding who will enter the PIN.
Complete Part B if applicable, ensuring both ERO and paid preparer signatures are included before submission.

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