First time I file tax return in Indiana. I e-filed and it was accepted. I paid the taxes owed electronically through IN Dept of Revenue. Do I print and mail return?

[tgox2008]

The reason I ask is because at the end of e-filing, it prompted me to print documents and follow instructions to mail them. By them, I am assuming the Indiana return.  So, I am a bit confused. I couldn't print last night. Today, I get notifications that my federal and state returns were accepted. Can someone please tell me if I missed something or if I am done?

[DanaB27]

Generally, if you e-filed the return and it has been accepted by the Indiana Department of Revenue then you don't need to mail in the return. But it might be that the Indiana Department of Revenue requires you to send some forms and documents by mail. Please review your instructions to see if you need to mail any specific documents to the Indiana Department of Revenue.

Please see What does Accepted mean? for additional information.

[bbeckham23]

I have the same issue.  The only doc it printed was the payment coupon.  I set up payment to be direct payment by my bank.  So, do I still need to send the payment coupon in?  And if so, how am I suppose to show proof that its being paid by my bank account? 

[Vanessa A]

No, if you are having the payment automatically withdrawn from your account, you do not need to mail in the payment coupon.  You would only send the coupon in with a mailed in payment so your payment can be matched to your account and doesn't get lost in the shuffle since it is not at all otherwise linked to your account.  Without a mailed payment, the coupon would not be helpful. 

[spm_no]

I am having the same issue.  I paid via e-check in TurboTax, yet TurboTax shows that the Indiana Payment Coupon must be mailed.  I think it would be better if TurboTax displayed a message that the Payment Coupon only needs to be mailed if the filer is paying by physical check.