NebFile for Individuals
FREE Nebraska Individual Income Tax E-filing
The NebFile for Individuals e-file system is NOW OPEN for filing most 2022 Nebraska resident individual income tax returns. Sign up for our subscription service to be notified if there are any changes.
The NebFile for Individuals e-file system is NOW OPEN for filing most 2022 Nebraska resident individual income tax returns.
NebFile allows Nebraska resident taxpayers to file their state income tax returns FREE over the Internet. Eligibility requirements and capabilities are listed below and on NebFile help screens. NebFile allows you to file a Form 1040N and Schedule I, with some limitations.
Use NebFile to e-file your Nebraska resident income tax return for free and easily claim your property tax credit (if applicable).
Nebraska Driver's License or State ID for e-filing
- The Nebraska Department of Revenue, along with many other state revenue agencies, is requesting additional information for electronically filed individual income tax returns. This is an effort to combat stolen‑identity tax fraud, and to protect you and your tax refund.
- We ask that you provide the requested Nebraska driver’s license or state‑issued ID card information when completing your tax return. Providing this information is voluntary. We will not reject your return if you do not provide the requested driver’s license or state‑issued ID information. However, providing this information may help us process your tax return more quickly.
NebFile Frequently Asked Questions
NebFile Eligibility
To qualify for NebFile, you MUST:
- Have a valid email address where a password can be emailed.
- Be a full-year Nebraska resident during ALL of 2022.
♦ NebFile eligibility has been expanded this year! ♦
However, you cannot use NebFile if you:
- Must file an income tax return for a state other than Nebraska
- Any income/wages or withholding from another state must be reported on a Nebraska Schedule II – Credit for Tax Paid to Another State which is not supported in NebFile
- Claim any of the following credits or adjustments:
- Special Capital Gains/Extraordinary Dividends Deduction, line 15, Nebraska Schedule I. This credit is claimed by residents who received capital stock of a qualified corporation because of employment or while employed by the corporation.
- To claim this credit, you must complete Form 4797N.
- Dividends received or deemed to be received from corporations not subject to the IRC, line 29, Schedule I, Form 1040N.
- Credit for Tax Paid to Another State
- To claim this credit, you must complete Nebraska Schedule II – Credit for Tax Paid to Another State
- Special Capital Gains/Extraordinary Dividends Deduction, line 15, Nebraska Schedule I. This credit is claimed by residents who received capital stock of a qualified corporation because of employment or while employed by the corporation.
