New Jersey E-File Opt-Out Request Form

E-File Opt-Out Request Form
2023 NJ-1040-O E-File Opt-Out Request Form
NJ-1040-O

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NJ Division of Taxation
E-File Opt-Out Request Form
An Important Message to Taxpayers

New Jersey law requires most tax preparers to electronically file (E-file) New Jersey Income Tax resident returns (Form NJ-1040 and
Form NJ-1041). Filing your return electronically has the following benefits:
•• Direct deposit option for your refund;
•• Reduced chance of errors.
The Division of Taxation strongly urges you to allow your tax preparer to electronically file your New Jersey Income Tax return.
However, if you do not want your return filed electronically, you can complete this form (NJ-1040-O) and enclose it with your return.
This form authorizes your tax preparer to file your 2023 New Jersey Income Tax return on paper.

Part I: Taxpayer Information (to be completed by Taxpayer)
Last Name	

First Name

SSN

Spouse’s/Civil Union Partner’s Last Name (if filing jointly)	

First Name

SSN

Street Address

Apt. No.

Phone Number

City

State

ZIP Code

I (We) elect not to E-file my (our) NJ Resident Return
Reason
Taxpayer’s signature

Date

Spouse’s/Civil Union Partner’s signature

Date

Part II: Tax Preparer Information (to be completed by Tax Preparer)
Paid Preparer’s Last Name	

First Name

SSN/PTIN

Paid Preparer’s Signature	

Date

Phone Number

Street Address

Apt. No.

Email Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Firm’s Name (if applicable)

FEIN

An Important Message to Tax Preparers
•• Form NJ-1040-O must be enclosed with a taxpayer’s paper Form NJ-1040 or Form NJ-1041 when filed.
•• Fill in the NJ-1040-O oval or check the NJ-1040-O box next to your signature on the Income Tax return.
•• Keep a copy of this form for your records.