Press Releases

NCDOR Offers Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria

The North Carolina Department of Revenue recognizes that recent hurricanes may have affected the ability of certain taxpayers to meet North Carolina’s filing deadlines.

Sales and Use Tax Publishes Notice on Boat, Aircraft and Jet Engine Charges

Purchasers may elect to have seller collect and remit sales and use taxes on certain purchases.

Sales and Use Tax Division Publishes an Updated Notice About Accommodation Rentals and Linen Rentals

The notice communicates technical corrections signed into law as S.L. 2017-212, on October 9, 2017.

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Sales and Use Tax

NCDOR Publishes Notice on Expedited Mailing Services for Motor Carrier Credentials

The notice outlines the steps taxpayers must follow to use the expedited mail services.

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Motor Carrier Tax

NCDOR Publishes Form E-505

The Form E-505 provides an overview of sales and privilege tax changes primarily enacted by the 2017 General Assembly.

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Sales and Use Tax

NCDOR Publishes Updated Streamlined Sales Tax Taxability Matrix

The changes include updating statutory references and certain comments within the Taxability Matrix.

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NCDOR Publishes Important Notice Summarizing Withholding Tax Law Changes

Information applies to employers, pension payers, and others that withhold North Carolina income tax.

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NCDOR Publishes Notice About Tax Compliance Requirement for Brewery and Distillery Permit Holders

Effective June 29, the ABC Control Commission must confirm that brewery and distillery permit holders are in tax compliance with the NCDOR.

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Sales Tax Publishes a Notice about the Sales Tax Base Expansion Act

The NCDOR shall take no action to assess any tax due for a filing period beginning on or after March 1, 2016, and ending before January 1, 2018, if one or more specific conditions apply and the retailer did not receive specific written advice fr

Fayetteville Businessman Pleads Guilty in State Tax Case

A Fayetteville businessman pleaded guilty Wednesday in Wake County Superior Court to a felony tax charge filed by the North Carolina Department of Revenue.