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While most people pay their taxes upon filing their return, there are some scenarios in which you may need to pay your taxes at a later date. You may also wish to pay your taxes online even if you've filed the old-fashioned paper way.
Whatever your reasons, how to pay your taxes online will walk you through the varied e-pay options authorized by the IRS. Disclaimer The content of this page is intended for general informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional financial advice.
Contact the IRS or a professional financial advisor for the most up-to-date and complete information regarding state and federal tax law.
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How to Pay Your Taxes Online
- If you're using an online tax preparation service like TurboTax, TaxACT or H&R Block's TaxCut, you'll have the option to pay your taxes by electronic withdrawal from your bank account or via credit card at the time you file your return.
- If you are paying at a later date or have filed on paper and wish to pay online, you can submit a credit card payment through one of the IRS' e-pay service providers. Bear in mind that you will incur an additional convenience charge for using these services. If you decide to use such a service, you can find full list of e-pay service providers is available through the IRS website.
- IRS: Pay Your Taxes Electronically (Links to e-Pay Providers)
- IRS: Pay Taxes by Credit or Debit Card (Includes Table of Convenience Fees)
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