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<strong>Drake</strong> <strong>Software</strong> User’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

vide only support such as typing; employees of a business who prepare tax reports for<br />

other employees and officers of the business; and fiduciaries who prepare reports for<br />

the trusts and estates they serve, are not subject to the mandatory e-filing requirement.<br />

(Pennsylvania Tax Update 157, 08/01/2011.)<br />

Rhode Island<br />

South<br />

Carolina<br />

Any paid preparer who filed more than 100 RI tax returns during the previous calendar<br />

year must e-file all eligible tax returns. A person employed by a paid preparer with<br />

multiple offices is required to e-file if the total of all tax returns filed from all offices is<br />

more than 100, regardless of whether a single office of the same preparer files fewer<br />

than 100 returns. If a paid preparer fails to abide by the e-file mandate, or otherwise<br />

causes clients’ RI tax returns to be filed falsely or improperly, the Tax Administrator<br />

may, after a hearing to show cause, preclude such preparer from preparing and filing<br />

RI tax returns with the Tax Division.Reg. (ELF09-01).<br />

Tax return preparers filing 100 or more returns of any package (individual, S corporation,<br />

partnership, etc.) must submit them electronically. The mandate is separate for<br />

each package. (For example, preparers e-filing 100 individual returns are not required<br />

to e-file 1120 returns unless the number of 1120 returns exceeds 99.) All returns<br />

should be e-filed if possible.<br />

“Tax return preparer” refers to the business entity and not to the individual location or<br />

individual completing the return.<br />

If compliance with this section is a substantial financial hardship, a tax return preparer<br />

may apply in writing to the S.C. Department of Revenue to be exempted from these<br />

requirements. The DoR may grant an exemption for no more than one year at a time.<br />

Utah<br />

Tax preparers that file more than 100 income tax returns in a calendar year is required<br />

to file all such returns using scan technology or by electronic means.<br />

If, however, the filing requirement will not apply if:<br />

• A schedule must be attached to the return that cannot be filed using scan technology<br />

or electronic means<br />

• The taxpayer requests in writing that the income tax preparer not file the return<br />

using scan technology or electronic means<br />

• The Utah Tax Commission waives the requirement that a return be filed by scan<br />

technology or electronic means.<br />

A tax preparer may obtain such a waiver from the commission by demonstrating that<br />

the use of scan technology or electronic means would result in an undue hardship. The<br />

filing requirement also does not apply to amended returns or returns for any taxable<br />

year that begins before the first day of the current taxable year.<br />

If a preparer or multiple preparers affiliated with the same establishment prepared 101<br />

or more returns in the prior calendar year, they must submit all UT individual tax<br />

returns electronically.<br />

Virginia<br />

Effective January 1, 2012, paid preparers who prepare 50 or more returns in a tax year<br />

must file all eligible returns electronically using e-File. If a return is not eligible for e-<br />

File, it may be filed on paper.<br />

E-6 Tax Year 2012

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