Paying the IRS
The are many ways to pay your Federal Tax obligation to the IRS, however, your situation will dictate what options are available to you. Here’s a link to the IRS ‘Payment’ page which will explain all options. Payments.
Direct Debit Payment When You Efile Your Return
When you E-File your return you have the option of paying your tax liability by a direct debit from your bank account. Remember, this is a direct debit from a bank account and not a debit card transaction. The payment is debited from your account on or after the due date.
Paying by Check or Money Order when E-filing or Mailing in your return.
If you do not want a direct debit, then there is always the option of paying by check or money order. The mailing address of where to send your check is different depending on the area of the country you reside and whether or not a payment is attached to the return. You can find your specific mailing location at the following link IRS Payment Addresses.
Payment Plans with the IRS
The IRS has a pretty good website that explains your options for paying your taxes over time. Go to PAYMENT PLANS for complete information on setting up a plan that meets your current financial needs.
Paying Taxes with Credit or Debit Cards
The IRS is prohibited from accepting credit or debit card payments for your federal tax obligation. With that said, some third-party providers will act as an intermediary with the IRS to facilitate the usage of credit or debit card payments.