If there's a conflict between current tax law and this information, current tax law will govern.Once you complete your online application, your agreement will auto generate and you will be provided directions to make your first payment. But some information could have technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. We work to provide current and accurate information. This guidance may not apply to your situation. We can't cover every circumstance in our guides. Tax laws are complex and change regularly. This information is for general guidance only.
LETTER TO REQUEST PAYMENT PLAN FULL
Last full review of page: September 19, 2016. If you have questions about your payment options, call the phone number on your most recent billing letter or (208) 334-7633. We might have to take Forced Collection Actions if your payment plan is cancelled. Don't file returns and pay taxes on time in the future.Don't provide financial information when requested.Note: Penalties and interest accrue on all tax debts, including those that you're resolving through a payment plan. If you think you'll be late on a payment, call us immediately at the phone number on your bill. Periodically, you might have to provide information about your financial situation to determine any change in your ability to pay.We don't act on the lien if you're in good standing with your payment plan. We might have to file a lien to secure the state's interest until you make the final payment.You might have to have your payment automatically withdrawn from your bank account.You must pay the debt within 18 months.You'll continue to receive due process (billing) letters while you're in this plan.We won't file a lien (This plan isn't available if we've already filed a lien.).Special 12-month payment plan (only for individual income tax): Normally, we have 6-month, 12-month, and 18-month plans. Payment agreements, or payment plans, have strict requirements. The Letter ID is in the upper-right corner and starts with an "L". When asked for the Letter ID, look on a letter we've sent you in the past two years. Scroll down to Payments area and click Request a Payment Plan.To request a plan for income tax without a TAP account: Scroll down to the Payment Plans panel and choose Request a Payment Plan.Log into your TAP account and make sure you see the balance due for income tax.To request a plan for income tax with a TAP account: WATCH: Payment Plans for Idaho Income Tax Have your bank's routing number and your account number ready. When you request a payment plan online, you'll need to set up automatic payments from your bank account. Without a TAP account, you'll need any letter we've sent you in the past two years. Individual and businesses that owe income tax: You can request a payment plan online, with or without a TAP account. Be up to date on filing all other tax returns and paymentsīusinesses that owe for any tax type except income tax: Call us at the phone number on your billing letter to request a payment plan.You might be able to enter into an agreement to pay your debt. If you don't pay by ACH Debit or ACH Credit when it's required, we might charge you interest and a $500 penalty. If you're making a payment of $100,000 or more, Idaho law requires you to use ACH Debit or ACH Credit for all taxes except individual income taxes. Secure a commercial loan to pay in full (businesses).Sell or mortgage your assets to secure funds to pay.Pay in full by credit card if we determine that you're able to.You can pay by payroll deduction ("wage assignment") at your place of employment if your employer agrees. You can pay by personal check, business check, money order, certified funds, credit card, ACH Debit (automatic deduction), or ACH Credit. We'll analyze your ability to pay and consider different methods of payment. We'll work with you to find the best way to resolve your tax debt. For all other taxes: Call us at the phone number on your bill as soon as possible.This is the fastest method for requesting a plan. For income tax: See Payment plans below to request a payment plan online.If you can't pay your tax bill in full, pay as much as you can by the deadline. We have to file liens for some tax debts. You can avoid a state tax lien ( Notice of Lien) on your property.They continue to accrue until the total is paid. Interest and possibly penalties apply to any balance you have after the deadline. Pay tax bills in full by the deadline if you can.