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Our mission is to serve Vermonters by administering our tax laws fairly and efficiently to help taxpayers understand and comply with their state tax obligations. Local Option Tax for Towns
Below, you will find information about the various taxes for individuals in Vermont. Select a tax type or topic to learn more.
Forms and Publications. File your return electronically for a faster refund. Go to myVTax for more information. Line-by-line instructions for complex tax forms can be found next to the file. All Forms and Instructions. Personal Income Tax. Corporate and Business Income Taxes. Property Tax.
Below, you will find information about the various taxes for businesses and corporations operating in Vermont. If you are doing business in Vermont, you are likely subject to one or more taxes depending on your business activities and legal structure. Select a tax type or topic to learn more.
You will be able to check the status of your: Personal Income Tax Return, Homestead Declaration and Property Tax Credit, or. The status of your Renter Credit Claim. Generally, the Department processes e-filed returns in about 6-8 weeks, while paper returns typically take about 8-12 weeks.
How to File. Online - Taxpayers may file returns and pay tax due for Sales and Use Tax using myVTax, our free, secure, online filing site. Taxpayers who have sales subject to Local Option Tax must file electronically.
Tax Year 2023 Vermont Income Tax Return Booklet: This booklet includes forms and instructions for IN-111, IN-112, IN-113, IN-116, HS-122, RCC-146, HI-144 2023 2210 (irs.gov)
There are three ways to file: Online - purchase software to prepare your taxes or, if eligible, use Free File. Paper Returns - File a paper return by mail or in person. Tax Professional - use a tax professional or volunteer assistance to prepare and file your return.
Personal income tax is generally paid throughout the year based on earnings and employment status. Your employer withholds taxes from each paycheck and sends it to the Department of Taxes. If you are self-employed, you must pay your own tax to the Department, usually quarterly.
Your property taxes help to fund local programs such as schools, fire stations, and municipal governments like select boards. Additional information to help you with understanding property taxes, including how to appeal your property taxes can be found on the Secretary of State's website.