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Do you have a power of attorney for tax matters If yes please attach a copy. yes no Marital Status married unmarried single divorced widowed 6. Age and relationship of dependents exclude yourself and spouse living in your household. Employment Information 7. Taxpayer s employer or business name and address 7a* How long employed 7c* Occupation 7b. Number of exemptions 7e. Check appropriate box Wage earner 7d. Paydays Sole proprietor claimed on Form NC-4 8. Spouse s employer or business Partner/M ...

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What happens if you dont pay NC state taxes?

For taxes assessed on or after January 1, 2023, the late payment penalty is 5% of the tax not paid by the original due date of the return. Beginning July 1, 2024, the applicable rate is 2 percent (2%) for each month, or part of a month, that the payment is late (up to a maximum penalty rate of 10 percent (10%).

Can you make payments on NC state taxes owed?

If you have filed a tax return, and cannot pay the tax due in full, you may be eligible to request an installment payment agreement. An Installment Payment Agreement cannot be set up until a Notice of Collection has been mailed to you.

What to do if you owe NC state taxes?

Once you have received the Notice of Collection, you can call the North Carolina Department of Revenue at (877) 252-3052 or visit our website at the link below to request a payment agreement.

How long do you have to pay NC state taxes?

Annual returns along with payment of tax are due on or before March 15 of each year. Installment returns (if required) along with payment of tax are due on or before April 15, June 15, and October 15 of each year.

What happens if I cant pay my NC state taxes?

If a taxpayer cannot pay their taxes by the due date, they should still file the return(s) on time. Any unpaid tax is subject to penalty and interest, which accrues daily; therefore, pay the balance in full as soon as possible.

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Do I have to file NC state taxes?

You must file a North Carolina income tax return if you received income while being a resident of NC or received income from NC sources. If you had North Carolina income tax withheld but do not meet the filing requirements, you must file a North Carolina return in order to receive a refund for any withholdings.

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