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Individual Income Tax Electronic Payments FAQ
Individual Income Tax Electronic Payments FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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- Can paper filers and electronic filers pay electronically?
- What information do I need to login and make an electronic payment?
- Is there a maximum payment amount?
- What can I pay electronically?
- What will I need to make a payment?
- Can anyone make an electronic payment?
- Will I receive a receipt or confirmation number?
- How can I be sure that my payment was processed correctly?
- How many payments can I make?
- Can I make payments on more than one account?
- Can I make a payment for someone else?
- Is there a minimum payment amount?
- Can I select a future date for my ePayment?
- Can I set up recurring monthly payments?
- How do I change my ePayment once it has been submitted?
- Can I cancel an eCheck payment using the ePayments system?
- Can I cancel my credit or debit card ePayment using the ePayments system?
- Will I be notified if my payment is not accepted?
- Are there a maximum number of payments that can be made?
- How do I confirm Treasury received my payment?
- How do I look up my ePayment?
- Can I make a payment for any tax year?
- What if I overpay?
- I used the ePayments system to pay another person's taxes. If their return is processed and they are due a refund, will that refund be issued to me?
- Can I make an ePayment using either my Social Security number or my spouse's Social Security number?
- Will Treasury send a payment receipt?
- Can I make partial payments using two different credit or debit cards?
- Can a parent or someone else make a payment on my behalf?
- Can I make an eCheck payment using a financial institution located outside of the United States?
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- Is there a fee for this service?
- Why is there a convenience fee and why am I paying for this?
- Who gets the convenience fee?
- Can I pay Treasury directly by credit card instead and save the fee?
- Will I be charged a cash advance fee?
- Who should I contact regarding a billing error or fees charged to my credit card account?
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- Can I make a payment from outside of the United States?
- How does Treasury secure my information that is displayed and/or entered through an online service?
- Who do I contact if I'm having difficulty using the online system?
- Why does my browser or mobile device not work properly with the online system?
- I was in the middle of a transaction and it timed out. What do I do now?
- Why did I receive the message, "You cannot make a payment at this time. Please try again."?
- What should I do if I don't get a confirmation number after submitting my payment?