What are my options if I owe money?

1. You can e-File and authorize an electronic funds withdrawal from your checking or savings account.  The payment can be scheduled to be withdrawn from your account on or before the return due date and will be reflected as a "United States Treasury Tax Payment" on your bank statement as proof of payment.  Please note, however, that an electronic withdrawal cannot be authorized after the return is transmitted.  You also should check with your financial institution to be sure that electronic fund transfers can be authorized from your designated bank account.

2. You can e-File and send in your payment by check with a separate payment voucher.  Again, you can pay when your return is e-Filed, or send in your payment on or before the return due date.  However, if you mail your check, we advise you to send it via registered or certified mail so you have proof of timely payment.

3. You also can e-File and pay your taxes on or before the return due date by credit or debit card through an IRS e-Pay service provider, although these providers do charge a fee.  For more information, or to locate an IRS e-Pay service provider and pay your taxes by credit or debit card, click here.


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