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How to pay tax?
Have unpaid taxes this year? You can pay online by credit card or installment plan. Already filed and expecting a refund? We can help with that too.
Ready to pay your taxes?
If you need to pay taxes this year, understanding your payment options can save you time, money, and stress. Here are the most common methods:
Check or money order
If you prefer the traditional method, paying your taxes with a personal check or money order is one way to do it.
Pay directly to bank account
Taxpayers with a Social Security Number (SSN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) can pay their taxes directly from their savings or checking accounts.
Credit and debit cards
The IRS accepts the use of third-party payment processors to process debit and credit card payments. It's safe and secure; your information is only used to process your payment.
Can't pay your taxes in full by the deadline?
No worries! The IRS may let you pay your taxes in installments, but you need their approval first. Once approved, you can pay monthly instead of a lump sum, but you must pay on time and file future tax returns promptly. Note that interest, penalties, and fees may apply.
If you can pay in full within 120 days, consider a short-term extension to avoid installment setup fees.
If you want to know more, you can click here to learn more about the IRS related policy or directly contact us.
Need more tax guidance?
Whether you have chosen us as your tax representative to handle your tax returns for the year, or used our other professional services, you are welcome toContact usGiving you the support you need with your tax return.
Need to check the status of your tax refund? Please visit our "Where is my tax refund?” page to find the information you need.