Settle your tax owed with our Full Pay service.

What is a Full Pay service?

Many taxpayers struggle to obtain accurate and consistent information about their tax account with the IRS.

With our Full Pay service we work with the taxpayer to facilitate the full payment of their tax owed.

Through our Full Pay Service we help taxpayers make the final arrangements to pay off their tax owed.We provide clear and concise payoff instructions on how and where to send payment. Once payment has been sent to the IRS we will contact the IRS to verify that payment has properly posted to the account. If the payment has not been received we will do additional follow up with the IRS to track the processing of the payment. Once the payment has been received and processed by the IRS we confirm with the IRS that the account has been paid in full. We further demand that all further collection activity be dismissed and that any tax liens be released.

How to send payments to the IRS?

7 ways you can send payments to the IRS.

Talk to an experienced CPA before making a payment to ensure that you are paying the correct amount to prevent further interest and penalties.

In 2019, Tax Day will fall on Monday, April 15. However, this deadline may be extended to accommodate such things as extreme weather conditions and other unique situations. You should also check with your accountant to see if you qualify for any other kind of extension. Once your taxes are filed, if you need to send money to the IRS to pay a balance due on your tax return there are seven different ways you can make your payment.

• Pay Online From Your Bank Account Using DirectPay
• Pay Online From Your Bank Account Using EFTPS.gov
• Pay Online by Debit or Credit Card Using a Third Party Payment Processor
• Mail a Check or Money Order Along With Form 1040-V to the IRS
• Pay in Person at a local Taxpayer Assistance Center
• Set up an Electronic Funds Withdrawal in Your Tax Software
• If You Need Same-Day Service Ask Your Bank About a Wire Service

Our Full Pay Service consist of verifying that your tax owed is accurate and the information provided to the IRS properly prepared. Every year, millions of taxpayers fail to properly file their tax return or tend to pay an incorrect amount resulting in additional penalties. Let us help you avoid the headaches and resolve your tax owed today.

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