Have you been trying to find out how to pay the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) online or if you can pay federal taxes by credit card?
Individual and business taxpayers can make payments to the IRS in many ways.
The IRS accepts tax and penalty payments from all businesses including corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies (LLC). When paying by credit or debit card, the IRS accepts Discover, MasterCard, Visa, American Express Card, and more. The IRS uses various third–party credit card processors, who charge a convenience fee for this service.
The Internal Revenue Service offers taxpayers the following ways to pay their back taxes, estimated tax payments, extension payments, or the amount due on their current year tax returns.
Consider making monthly payments by setting up a long-term Installment Agreement or see if you qualify for an Offer-in-Compromise, commonly referred to as a tax settlement.
By adjusting your withholding amount or making estimated tax payments if you’re self-employed, you can help ensure that you eliminate or reduce future tax liabilities the next time you file a tax return.
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