A new message regarding a change to the Department of Revenue's banking information is waiting in your Secure Messaging Inbox regarding your account.
To read the message, visit the WA State Department of Revenue website and login to My Account by clicking the link below.
https://fortress.wa.gov/dor/efile/MyAccount/SecureMail/
Subject: Important Change to the Electronic Funds Transfer Program
Why you are |
The Department of Revenue is changing financial institutions. On July 1, 2014, the Department's bank account will move from Bank of America to US Bank. |
What is |
You may see a change in the payment description on your bank statement. |
When payments |
In order for your payment to be timely, your return and payment must be submitted no later than 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on the tax return due date. The payment effective date will default to the next business day after the return due date. |
Questions? |
For general information on the EFT program, please go to our website at http://dor.wa.gov/eft. If you have questions, you may also contact us at 1-877-345-3353 or (360) 902-7079. |
Many banks will process payments and then any pending deposits. This can cause some of your checks, debit payments and other payments to be returned and you could be charged a Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) from your bank and possibly by the merchants that accepted the payment.
When you choose Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Debit Program just know the funds are immediately withdrawn from your bank account. It is nice that you can go online and see the payment posting immediately to your bank account if you have cash flow.
I recommend you choose e-check over (EFT) when paying your Washington State Department of Revenue Sales Tax Payment. The benefit of using an E-Check to pay Washington State Department of Revenue is they create an e-check and submits the payment request to your bank.
Tip: You can schedule your Sales Tax Payments. Just be certain you verify the date you want it to be submitted because it will default to due date of return.
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