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Tax payment to IRS :8 Ways

by Prashant Thakur
March 12, 2023
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As tax season rolls around, payment of tax to IRS also pics up , because as per IRC , if the tax due for the tax year not paid by the due date to file (April 18 for tax year 2022 ), IRS may charge failure to pay penalty . Knowing ways to make tax payment to IRS , is also helpful if there is tax debt . This post will discuss all the ways to make IRS tax payments. 

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  • Video on tax payment to IRS
  • 1.Tax payment to IRS through its website
  • 2. Tax payment to IRS through its mobile app IRS2Go
  • 3. Tax payment to IRS through check or money order 
  • 4. IRS payment in person at Taxpayer Assistance Office
  • 5. Pay tax with cash upto $1,000 
  • 6. Use a debit card & debit card
  • 7. Tax payment to IRS through Wallets
  • 8. Pay by Phone
  • Phone numbers for payments

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If you are in a rush, watch the video on ways of IRS payments.

1.Tax payment to IRS through its website

First is the most popular and most convenient way is to visit the IRS website to pay taxes is through the IRS website. The IRS accepts debit and credit card payments and electronic fund transfers, and you can also set up automatic payments to ensure you stay on top of your tax obligations.

2. Tax payment to IRS through its mobile app IRS2Go

The official mobile app -IRS2Go-is a very convenient tool for taxpayers. Download the IRS2Go mobile app, log in, and pay your tax through this app which has enabled DirectPay.You can even use a Debit or Credit card.

3. Tax payment to IRS through check or money order 

IRS also provides ways to pay by snail mail. Just, buy a money order or cashier’s check at a post office, grocery store, retailer, or bank, and send the same by post. Include your tax identification number and the tax year you’re paying for. Remember that you should not send cash to IRS by the postal method.

4. IRS payment in person at Taxpayer Assistance Office

Visit the local IRS IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TACs) along with a form of identification and your payment. Call ahead to ensure the office is open and find out what payment forms they accept.

You need to schedule an appointment, at least 30 to 60 days in advance, by calling on toll-free number 844-545-5640. which remains open from Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time.

5. Pay tax with cash upto $1,000 

IRS has entered into agreements with certain stores like -Dollar General, Family Dollar, CVS Pharmacy, Walgreens, Pilot Travel Centers, 7-Eleven, Speedway, Kum & Go, Royal Farms, Go Mart, and Kwik TripYou – which lets people pay taxes in cash in person at various branches of these stores. You can find the location of the nearest branch of these stores by visiting this web address.

Please note that these stores can accept maximum tax payments of only up to $1,000, and charge between $1.5 to $2.5.Please visit this IRS page to learn about limitations on payment through these stores.

It is suggested, you need pay in cash through these partners, you should make the payments at least seven days before the due date to avoid penalties and interest for late payments. 

6. Use a debit card & debit card

IRS has third-party payment processors who allow you to pay taxes through Debit Card, Credit, or . No doubt, several methods are allowed on those payment processor’s website, but the IRS payment is very convenient. But convenience comes with a cost.

7. Tax payment to IRS through Wallets

Similar to Debit & Credit card payment , the payment processors companies also allows you to pay taxes through wallets like Paypal wallet & Click to Pay wallet.As said in point 6 above, these payment processors charge fee for payments by debit card ,credit cards , payment of tax through wallets and other ways.See the table below, screenshot taken from the IRS website for an idea about the associated fees charged by them. 

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8. Pay by Phone

Another option that the third party payment processors provide is to pay your taxes by phone. These parties set up these phone numbers in a way that you can pay the taxes by just calling numbers and using a debit or credit card. Further note that you can not pay Employers’ federal tax deposits by debit or credit card method. 

Phone numbers for payments

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