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Filing And Payments
Learn your responsibilities when it comes to filing taxes and making tax payments. Many resources are available to help.
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File Your Taxes Electronically |
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You can file your taxes electronically, instead of filling out and submitting the paper versions of all those forms. Using the IRS' eFile, you can then send in payment, or use EFTPS (below) to have your tax payment automatically withdrawn from your account. |
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Pay Federal Taxes Online |
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You can now make a tax payment online through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS). This feature is available 24 hours a day. Per your instructions, EFTPS will automatically debit your indicated bank or credit union account and will transfer the funds to the U.S. Treasury on the date you indicate, and your tax records will be updated at the IRS. Registration is required. |
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Where To File |
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Find out where to file your tax return. Information is provided to businesses, tax preparers, and individuals, and sorted by state or type of return. |
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Settling Tax Claims With The IRS |
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If a taxpayer is unable to pay tax liability in a lump sum or through an installment agreement, and has exhausted the search for other payment arrangements, the last option would be to file an offer in compromise. The objective of is to accept a compromise when it is in the best interests of both the taxpayer and the government and promotes voluntary compliance with all future payment and filing requirements. |
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Additional Information About Taxes |
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More information on taxes is available here. Topics include Employer Identification Numbers (EINs), payroll taxes, state and local taxes, and more. |
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