If my Indiana state tax form was accepted electronically, and I have no balance (just a refund), do I still need to file something on paper?

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Should not have to...but save all your W-2 forms and tax documents in a folder.

States do come back later and randomly check-up on tax documents, even if nothing is wrong.

Occasionally a state tax withholding value seems wrong to them, and they ask to see the official copy of your W-2...if not more....never throw those away.

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

I e-filed state and federal taxes. Both were accepted by IRS. I was to get a mailed check because I no longer had a bank account. I Never received my federal money back.

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If my Indiana state tax form was accepted electronically, and I have no balance (just a refund), do I still need to file something on paper?

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