Company Adds Paper Option to ‘Paperless’ Product Line

Already selling multiple-state electronic tax-filing services, Newbury Park-based efileSalesTax.com announced it is now offering a paper-filing option, which it hopes will increase its market presence. With the company’s software, customers choose e-file or paper-file, and then enter their sales and deductions. The efileSalesTax.com system calculates the sales tax, checks for common errors, and if customers choose to paper file, the system generates a state-approved official sales tax form. The taxpayer then prints, signs and mails the completed sales tax form. “We’ve always been an e-filing service, but our users have told us they also need a paper-file option. Now, we have the best of both worlds,” said Ramon Rochin, CFO, efileSalesTax.com. EfileSalesTax.com also offers customers archival access to past tax years, as well as QuickBooks interactivity. Thom Senzee