Website Accessibility

Our goal is to make this website accessible to all our visitors and to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. If you can't access information on our site, please contact us with a description of the problem you're having. We'll try to find another way for you to access the information.

Using Acrobat Reader PDF documents

The Idaho State Tax Commission publishes our forms, publications, reports, and other documents as PDF files. These can be opened, read, and printed using the free Adobe Reader program which you can download to your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. Clicking on the link will cause the PDF to either appear in your web browser* window or download to your computer desktop, depending upon how you have your computer configured.

Your "web browser" is the software through which you visit the internet. You may use Firefox or Internet Explorer or Safari or Chrome or any of dozens of other options.

To view our PDF documents, visit the Adobe site's Adobe Reader page and download and install the software.

Fill-in forms

Some of our PDF forms have been designed to allow you to fill in the fields using your computer. If this ability has been added to a form, you will see F in the last column on the search results page, beside the file size and file type information.

Click in the first field of a fill-in form and begin typing. You may tab between fields. Use your mouse to "check" any appropriate boxes. After filling in your form, print one copy for yourself and one copy to mail to the Tax Commission.

Avoid identity theft

If you’re using Internet Explorer version 7 on a shared computer (at a library, school, community center, etc.), please be aware that the information you type into “fill in online” forms will be retained, even if you close the browser after use. For your own security, we recommend that you either print the blank form and fill it in by hand or manually delete all the information you entered into the form after you’ve printed it. If you’re on your own computer, the privacy of your data isn’t an issue.