Biller name
Internal Revenue Service
HQ: Washington, DC
Legal name
Internal Revenue Service
Website
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Internal Revenue Service Account & Billing Support
| Department | Number / Channel |
|---|---|
| Customer Service Main | 800-829-1040 |
| TTY | 800-829-4059 |
| Business | 800-829-4933 |
| Non-Profit Taxes | 877-829-5500 |
| Estate and Gift Taxes | 866-699-4083 |
| Excise Taxes | 866-699-4096 |
| Language Interpretation | 833-553-9895 |
| Local Taxpayer Assistance | 844-545-5640 |
Retrieved June 2026 · Source: irs.gov/contact · current departmental phone numbers and hours of operation.
About Internal Revenue Service
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is an agency of the Department of the Treasury that collects federal taxes and administers the Internal Revenue Code. The agency originated in 1862 when Congress created the Office of Commissioner of Internal Revenue to fund the Civil War through an income tax. Following the ratification of the 16th Amendment in 1913, Congress gained authority to impose income taxes without apportionment among states.
Internal Revenue Service bills commonly include federal income tax payments, estimated quarterly tax installments, and tax debt or penalty payments. Deferit is unaffiliated with Internal Revenue Service.
How to Pay Your Internal Revenue Service Bill
- With Deferit: pay now and split into 4 installments, once every two weeks. Learn more →
Payment Methods & Addresses
Retrieved June 2026 · Source: irs.gov/payments ·irs.gov/payments/direct-pay-with-bank-account ·irs.gov/payments/pay-your-taxes-by-debit-or-credit-card ·irs.gov/payments/eftps-the-electronic-federal-tax-payment-system.
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Retrieved June 2026 · Source: irs.gov.
| Internal Revenue Service payment arrangement |  Deferit | |
|---|---|---|
| How to access | Check Internal Revenue Service's online account, payment portal, or customer support team for available payment arrangement options. | Sign up, take a picture of your bill, and Deferit pays it on your behalf. Online or in app. |
| Maximum split | If Internal Revenue Service offers payment arrangements, limits are set by Internal Revenue Service based on your account status. We couldn't verify a published maximum split. | 4 installments, once every two weeks, up to your Deferit balance |
| Eligibility & approval | Decided by Internal Revenue Service at request time based on account status | Monthly Deferit membership, no lock-ins. Cancel anytime. |
| Fees & interest | Fees and interest were not published in the sources reviewed. Check Internal Revenue Service's payment portal or support team before setting up an arrangement. | Monthly Deferit membership plus a $0.99 processing fee per bill. No interest. No late fees on eligible Deferit memberships.* |
| If you miss a payment | Missed-payment consequences are set by Internal Revenue Service and may include late fees, service interruption, or collection activity depending on your account. | You can reschedule a repayment date in the app before it's due. Late fees may apply depending on your Deferit membership.* |
| Works for | Internal Revenue Service bills only | Internal Revenue Service and most other US household bills |
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*No late fees feature included with Max and Ultra memberships. Installments on the Lite membership may incur late fees if overdue. See Membership terms for details.
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Common Questions About Internal Revenue Service
Can I use Deferit to pay my Internal Revenue Service bill? ›
Yes. Enter your Internal Revenue Service bill amount in Deferit and we pay Internal Revenue Service in full right away. You repay us in 4 bi-weekly installments.
What payment methods does Internal Revenue Service accept? ›
Internal Revenue Service typically accepts online payments via credit card, debit card, or bank transfer. Visit irs.gov or contact their support team for the most up-to-date options.
Does Internal Revenue Service offer autopay? ›
Most billers offer automatic payment to help avoid late fees. Visit Internal Revenue Service's website or app to check whether autopay is available and how to enroll.
What do I do if I can't pay my Internal Revenue Service bill on time? ›
Contact Internal Revenue Service directly to ask about payment arrangements or hardship assistance programs. Deferit can also help — split your bill into 4 payments to ease the immediate financial pressure.
Updated: June 2026