MassTaxConnect is DOR's state-of-the-art, electronic system for filing and paying taxes in the Commonwealth. The new integrated tax system replaced WebFile for Business in 2015, and WebFile for Income in 2016. See the full list for more details of what will be available to users.With the new system in place, business taxpayers are able to register, submit returns, schedule and make payments and much more. All that taxpayers liked about WebFile for Business is now part of MassTaxConnect and then some. Check out the features and benefits.  Top Benefits of MTC  Personal income taxpayers can schedule and make payments, send and receive secure e-messages, allow account access for a tax professional, and review notices or other communications from DOR on MassTaxConnect.It is not mandatory to register for MassTaxConnect except for some activities like allowing access to your account for your tax professional. Most individual taxpayers will not notice any changes to their tax filing practices unless they filed income tax returns using WebFile for Income. 

Although personal income tax returns cannot be filed through MassTaxConnect, most WebFile for Income users will qualify for free filing options. Check out the filing options.MassTaxConnect has included a comprehensive help tool and extensive FAQs to help you navigate. You can check out the FAQs in MassTaxConnect.Video tutorials are available to help introduce you to the new system. DOR has produced a series of short video clips highlighting the most common functionalities you'll need to file and pay your state taxes. To access these tutorials go to MTC Tutorials. Tax Types Available in MassTaxConnect If you were a WebFile for Income user, your username and password will be the same when you sign on to MassTaxConnect as of  December 5. If you were a WebFile for Business user, your username and password has been carried over to MassTaxConnect. Simply log in to MassTaxConnect using your current information.The first time you log on, you will be asked for an authentication code as an additional security measure.

Request the code in the pop-up window, enter it on the login page, and click “trust this computer” and that’s the last time you’ll do that for that computer.If you weren’t a WebFile for Income user, registering will be simple and quick through MassTaxConnect as of  December 5. No need to register to pay a bill.If you weren't a WebFile for Business user, you have two options to log in to MassTaxConnect. Use your Taxpayer Credentials and "sign up" your business by simply providing a few pieces of information from a prior return like taxes owed or the amount of a refund. Or, use the Unique ID Code which was sent to you by DOR.Have log-in, username, or password questions about DOR’s newest tax system for business taxpayers? Select here to learn more!Vehicle registrations and title certificates for members of the militaryCreate an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you care about. Home > Registration > Family/Gift Transfers

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In addition to the title and registration fees, a $25 fee will be collected at the time the vehicle is titled/registered. A Sales Tax Exemption form (MVU-24) will need to be completed by the person gifting the vehicle. To Obtain a Registration and Title, you will need to submit the following in person at any RMV Full Service Center: An Application for Registration & Title (RMV-1 Form) completed and signed by the owner, stamped by your insurance company Previous owner's Certificate of Title assigned to the new owner, or the previous registration and the bill of sale (for vehicles that are exempt from title because of their age) Registration fee (fees vary by plate type, refer to the Fee Chart) Sales tax exemption form (Family MVU-26 or Gift MVU-24) completed and signed by previous owner. $25.00 gift fee, if applicable If presenting the previous owner's title, be sure the date transferred, odometer reading and the purchase price (GIFT if the vehicle was given to you), have been completed on the back.