iRS RESOURCES

We have compiled a list of links which we have found to be helpful resources for information. Simply follow the link to a new window to obtain information on the topics listed below.

• Internal Revenue Service
• Federal Department of Labor
• IRS - Form W9
• IRS - Form W4 (New Hire)
• IRS - Form 1095A
• IRS - How to Make Payments
• IRS - Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN)
• IRS - Installment Agreements
• IRS - News Releases for Current Month
• IRS - Online Account

Where's My Refund?

• IRS - Where's My Refund?
• IRS - Where's My Amended Return?

How to Make IRS Payments 

• IRS - Pay Taxes by Mail
  • You may submit your federal taxes via mail by using a payment voucher which will be prepared and provided to you.
    • Make Check Payable to: United States Treasury
    • Amount of Payment should match the amount listed on the voucher
    • Memo Line: Social Security Number, Tax Form and Tax Year
    • Mail the check to the IRS address on the voucher 
• IRS - Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS)
• IRS - Make a Payment Using Direct Pay
  • IRS Direct Pay is a convenient way to submit payments for estimated taxes, payments on tax returns or notices, amended returns, installment agreements, or extension payments for individual (not corporate) taxes from a checking or savings account. You should have your most recently filed tax return in hand as the following information will be requested prior to payment submission: Tax year, filing status, first and last name, social security number, date of birth, street address.
    • If making a payment for Estimated Taxes - The “apply payment to” and “tax period for payment” fields will generate automatically.
    • If making a payment on tax returns or notices - Select “1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ” and the tax period.
    • If making a payment for an amended return - Select 1040X and the tax period.
    • If making a payment for an installment agreement - Select “1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ” and the tax period. 
•  IRS - Pay by Debit or Credit Card
  • Federal taxes can be paid with a debit or credit card via internet, phone, or your mobile device. Please be advised the debit card fees currently range from $2.55 to $3.95 and the credit card fees range from 1.87% to 1.99% with minimum fees ranging from $2.50 to $2.69.

How to Obtain an IP PIN

• Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) 
  • An Identity Protection PIN is assigned to taxpayers to help prevent fraudulent use of their Social Security Number. It is important to note than a new IP PIN is generated for each filing season. As such, the IP PIN from a prior tax year will not work the following tax year.