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Yes, as a tax professional you can sign up as a Third Party to file and pay on behalf of your client(s). DOF is producing tutorials on requesting access to your clients’ accounts. Check the e-Services landing page often for the latest updates.

There is no practical limit on how many users your company can have. All firms must have one Administrator, with as many users as you need.

The e-Services profile should be on the firm level, with each employee having their own log-on credentials.

Please send us a message via the “Send Us a Message” feature available under the “More” tab on your profile screen and we will be able to help you. You can also call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) from outside New York City and ask to be transferred to the Business Tax Contact Center.

Yes, any questions about payments can be sent to us through the e-Services “Send Us a Message” feature available under the “More” tab on your profile screen.

Payments can be made by ACH debit, ACH credit, Fedwire, or credit card. There is a 2% nonrefundable service fee when using credit cards.

No, the ACH debit block ID/originator number is the same whether it is an ACH debit made while logged in or made through Quickpay.

To make an ACH credit or Fedwire payment, you must first contact your bank and arrange the wire payment you would like to make. Your bank will give you a confirmation number once the wire has been completed. Then you must log into e-Services, select “Make a Payment” and the tax type, year, and type of payment. Then enter the wire confirmation number, plus any other required information, in the fields displayed.

All payments, including MFIs, will post to the year selected in e-Services or written on a mailed-in voucher.

Yes, both the NYC-EXT and NYC-EXT.1 can be filed through e-Services.

An NYC-EXT should be filed if you will need additional time to file the return, regardless of any payments made.

Yes, 1127 returns can be filed through e-Services.

Rent is the consideration paid or required to be paid by a tenant for the use or occupancy of a premises, valued in money, whether received in money or otherwise, including all credits, property, or services of any kind, as well as any payment required to be made by a tenant on behalf of the landlord for real estate taxes, water and sewer charges, or any other expenses (including insurance) normally payable by a landlord who owns the property, other than expenses for the improvement, repair, or maintenance of the tenant’s premises. Building maintenance charges such as painting, fixing locks, repairs, etc., are not deemed taxable for commercial rent tax purposes. But building service charges billed as escalations must be included in commercial rent tax.

Please visit www.nyc.gov/nycproperty for information about your property taxes.

You cannot use e-Services to file for STAR or E-STAR, which are managed by New York State, rather than the NYC Department of Finance.

Rent Rebate is not a program run by the Department of Finance. A listing of the Department of Finance’s rent-related programs can be found on our website.

For more information about the digital tax map, visit the digital tax map page.

Please dial 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) from outside NYC and ask to be connected to the Property Exemption Contact Center. You can contact the Department of Finance at www.nyc.gov/contactcoopabat.

E-Services is a Department of Finance platform for business and excise taxes; it does not include services and tax types administered by other agencies.

E-Services is a Department of Finance platform for business and excise taxes; it does not include services and tax types administered by other agencies.

E-Services is a Department of Finance platform for business and excise taxes; it does not include services and tax types administered by other agencies.

COVID-19-related NYC business tax FAQs are available on e-Services, under the FAQ link.