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E-Filing

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E-Filing
The act or practice of filing necessary paperwork online or otherwise electronically. E-filing has become increasingly common with the advent of the Internet. Individuals may e-file their tax returns, for example. Likewise, corporations often e-file their SEC statements through EDGAR.
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This method of tax filing is commonly known as e-filing or efile.
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