Installment Agreements / Payment Plan
FileYourTaxes.com does not support setting up a payment plan directly. The IRS provides this option to set up a payment plan directly on their IRS.gov website. See the link below to learn more. If you have already set up a direct deposit payment in the full amount on FileYourTaxes.com for a filed and accepted return, we are not able to remove the payment in order to set up a payment plan.
Can I Pay the IRS After Filing?
We cannot handle the payment to the IRS unless it is at the time of electronic filing. You will have to work directly with the IRS to complete this.
Can I Pay the IRS With a Credit Card?
FileYourTaxes.com cannot accept a credit card payment on what you owe. The IRS makes credit card options available to tax filers. To learn more see below.
Payment Options:
1. Direct Deposit at the time of filing your tax return.
- To pay via Direct Deposit, enter the Return Summary page within your return and select Enter Balance Due Payment Details. On the Federal Tax Balance Settlement Page, select to pay From Bank Account. The following page will prompt you to enter your debit card banking information. If you are filing before the tax deadline, you will have the option to select a date you would like your payment to be withdrawn.
2. Paper Check, can be selected at the time of filing your return
- To pay via Direct Deposit, enter the Return Summary page within your Return and Select Enter Balance Due Payment Details. On the Federal Tax Balance Settlement Page, Select to pay via Paper Check.
- Once your return has been e-filed or finalized to be paper filed, you can print the 1040-V form, or Federal Payment Voucher, attached to your return and follow the instructions provided on the voucher to complete your payment.
Federal Payment Voucher Instructions
3. Pay directly on the IRS website, using debit card or credit card.
- To pay your Balance Due go directly to the IRS website with a debit or credit card, see link below