Starting Sept. 30, the IRS will require all tax payments and refunds to be processed electronically, ending paper checks and ...

A new executive order mandates a crucial change in how taxpayers in the U.S. receive their IRS paychecks refunds.

Avoiding penalties with an online IRS account An online IRS account helps taxpayers avoid penalties by providing a clear view of their outstanding balances and payment history.

5 cost-effective ways to pay IRS debt The following approaches could help you save hundreds or thousands of dollars on your tax debt, making it more affordable and manageable to pay off what you owe: ...

As the April 15 deadline for filing 2024 federal tax returns approaches, the IRS offers several options for those unable to pay their taxes in full.

One of the most straightforward electronic payment options is Direct Pay, available on IRS.gov. This free service allows you to make a one-time payment securely from your checking or savings ...

You can also make a payment toward your estimated liability through the IRS Direct Pay system, the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System or with a credit/debit card.

But if you can make your case, you could save a lot of money. While you’ll still need to pay interest on the amount you owe, you’ll get extra time to pay before the IRS starts imposing penalties.

Tax season is almost at an end, with payments and returns due nationwide on April 15.

The IRS “safe harbor” rules (also known as "prior-year exception") are essentially a way to protect yourself from underpayment penalties when making quarterly estimated tax payments.

Time is running out to claim the federal electric vehicle tax credit. The popular incentive expires on September 30. However, ...