How to Pay Rhode Island Taxes Online?
If you're a business owner in the Ocean State, you must be aware of the state's income and sales taxes and how to pay them.
The state of Rhode Island collects a variety of taxes from individuals and businesses. These taxes include personal income, sales and use, property, and franchise taxes. Individuals can pay these taxes online through the Rhode Island Taxpayer Portal. Businesses can also file their business returns and make estimated tax payments through the portal.
How to Make a Tax Payment Online in Rhode Island?
You can make a tax payment online in Rhode Island using the state’s taxpayer portal. Simply select the “Make a Payment” option from the portal menu bar and follow the on-screen instructions to complete your payment. You can also sign up to receive courtesy email reminders when your payment is due.
You can also pay your taxes by credit or debit card through the state tax agency’s website. However, when you do so, there is a 3% fee (minimum of $2.00). You can also submit a voucher, check, or money order payable to the Rhode Island Division of Taxation.
The RI Tax Collector has partnered with a new payment processor, City Hall System. They offer a convenient, safe and secure online payments service. You can use this system to pay your taxes and fees after you have e-filed your tax return or file an extension.
Rhode Island Taxes Due Dates
In Rhode Island, personal tax returns (Form RI-1040 for full-year residents and Form RI-1040NR for nonresidents or part-year residents) are due by April 15. For information about filing deadlines, forms, and government resources, visit the state’s Division of Taxation website. Businesses that are required to collect Rhode Island sales and use tax should file their returns monthly by the 20th day following the reporting period. They should also pay any taxes they owe at this time.
Businesses are required to submit Form RI-1120C or RI-1120S to report their income. Calendar filers must file these forms by the 15th day of the fourth month following the close of the fiscal year or April 15. If the business is a C corporation, it must also submit Form RI-7004 to request an extension to file the return.
