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If you're concerned that you don't have enough money to pay your taxes, there are options. This page will help you learn how to set up a tax payment plan with the IRS or your state department of revenue.
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Introduction
Step 1: Prepare Your Taxes
- Even if you think you can't afford to pay what you will owe, prepare your taxes, and file them by the due date. This ensures that you won't be subject to a failure to file penalty, which can add as much as 25% to the amount you owe.
Step 2: Set Up an IRS Tax Payment Plan
- The IRS has three methods you can use to set up a payment plan. In each case, you'll need to pay a fee, select a payment amount, and commit to a monthly payment date.
Step 3: Set Up a State Tax Payment Plan
- Each state has their own policies and procedures for setting up a payment plan.
- The information may be contained in the instruction booklet that came with your tax forms.
- You can go to your state's department of revenue website to view their procedures for requesting a payment plan.
- If the information is not available call the customer service center, and let them know you'd like to speak to someone about arranging a payment plan.
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