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This guide covers how to make an individual tax payment online through the IRS website. Business tax payments are made through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS) and are not covered here
Payment application → the form or tax your payment will be applied to
Tax period → the tax year for which you are making a payment. This is not to be confused with the year you are making the payment.
☑️ Select “continue” and verify your identity by entering the following information:
Tax Year for Verification: all subsequent details entered will be checked against the information the IRS has on file for the tax year you select here.
Filing Status
LegalName
SSN or ITIN
Date of Birth
Country of Residence
Address
☑️ Select “continue” and enter additional payment information:
Payment details (amount & date, up to one year in advance)
Bank account details (routing & account number, type of account)
Step 2: Review and Complete Payment
☑️ Review the summary of your payment information, and make any necessary changes.
It’s essential that the following information is correct:
Tax Year for Payment
Payment Amount
Bank Routing & Account Numbers
☑️ Sign electronically by entering your full name and Tax ID (SSN or ITIN)
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