The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a reminder to taxpayers about payment plans ahead of the upcoming tax deadline.

If you can’t pay your taxes this year, the IRS still wants you to file. Here’s how to get help, avoid penalties, and create a ...

As the tax deadline approaches, the IRS reminds taxpayers of available payment options for those unable to pay their full tax ...

If you owe the IRS money, you have more options than you think, including asking for a short-term extension or setting up a ...

For example, some taxpayers opt to ignore IRS notices completely, hoping the problem will somehow disappear. Others rush to ...

Paying taxes might not be the most exciting part of retirement, but it's still a necessary one especially if you're receiving ...

You can set up a monthly payment plan for up to 72 months. Hardship status: The IRS may place your account in "currently-not-collectible" status if you show you’re in serious financial distress.

Perhaps the easiest way to request an extension is to submit Form 4868 (“Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return”) online through an accountant or tax ...

This guide outlines how to apply for a payment plan online, ensuring you stay on track and avoid potential delays with the IRS.