Once you register and log into eSystems, you can access Webfile.

All Texas sales taxpayers now access WebFile via the new MyCPA (My Comptroller of Public Accounts) system.

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Select Continue to eSystems to return to the login page. × · Once you have created your account, you must gain access to the taxes/fees you wish to file and/or pay with Webfile.

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Select Continue to eSystems to return to the login page. × · Once you have created your account, you must gain access to the taxes/fees you wish to file and/or pay with Webfile.

Enter your taxpayer ID and Webfile numbers to gain access to different reports.

Set up your new Sales Tax WebFile access quickly and easily today by registering as a NEW MYCPA USER.

March 10, 2025 - 1) WebFile (https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/file-pay/) Login to the WebFile for Texas Comptroller. If you do not have a login, you will need to create one with your Franchise Tax Number.

Be sure to log out of Webfile after each session to prevent browser issues caused by logging in as a different user, or when accessing a different account. If you are experiencing these types of login errors, you can resolve them by clearing your browser cache.

Instructions for the main eSystems start page.

October 19, 2022 - For help and assistance with WebFiles, see these instructions: Go to WebFiles. Enter your NetID and Password, and click OK. Complete Duo authentication. In the left pane, click UDrive (or Department Share, if visible). Locate your file, and use the menu bar at the top to perform these actions: ...

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September 4, 2024 - If you’re a Texas business owner, you’ll need to know your Webfile Numbers in order to file your business tax returns. Your Texas Webfile Number is a six-digit number starting with FQ, RT, or XT and is your personalized access code to the Texas Comptroller’s electronic reporting system.