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EFTPS
(redirected from Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

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EFTPSElectronic Federal Tax Payment System
EFTPSElectronic Funds Transfer Payment System


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Department of the Treasury partner on "Simplify"--a national initiative to communicate to tax preparers, small businesses and the financial services industry the benefits of paying federal taxes electronically through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System.
AICPA patners with treasury on "Simplify" campaign; treasury offers ... by CPA Letter
6 trillion of tax collections are received through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS), a system for submitting tax payments via the ACH operated by depository institutions designated by the Treasury.
Federal Reserve Banks as fiscal agents and depositories of the United ... by Trimble, Theresa A. / Federal Reserve Bulletin
The IRS is offering an incentive to encourage enrollment in and use of the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System.
IRS offers penalty refund for EFTPS enrollment by California CPA
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