The Department of Revenue issues two types of notice of assessment letters when the following events occur. A taxpayer has not filed a return when due and the Department of Revenue has generated an estimated return. A taxpayer files a tax return but has not paid the full balance due on that return.
The Department of Revenue offers a toll free tax information line for Tennessee taxpayers. The number is 1-800-342-1003. If calling from Nashville or out-of-state, you may call (615) 253-0600.
Tennessee Department of Revenue. Provides information for Tennessee residents to get tax questions answered, register a business, and title and register a vehicle with military and memorial license plates.
The first step in terminating a Tennessee LLC is to file Form SS-4246, Notice of Dissolution (Limited Liability Company) with the Department of State, Division of Business Services (DBS). After you file notice of dissolution and wind up your business, you will have to file the appropriate Articles of Termination.
The cost to file an annual report in Tennessee depends on how your business is registered. For example, profit corporations, both foreign and domestic, must pay $20 to file an annual report. Nonprofit corporations, however, pay a mere $5 to file a report.
To obtain a certificate of tax clearance, a business must file all returns to date and make all required payments. This includes filing a final franchise & excise tax return through the date of liquidation or the date the taxpayer ceased operations in Tennessee.
Tennessee is one of the seven states that does not impose an income tax. Taxpayers are not required to file a state return or pay tax on their wages and monetary bonuses. Where's My State Refund? Check Your Filing Status for Any State.
In TNTAP, account numbers are referred to as account IDs. Your account ID can be found on correspondence issued by the Department of Revenue. Account IDs are 10 digits long and followed by a three-letter code which indicates the account type (e.g., 123456789-BUS).