Never send cash in the mail.

If you want to make the IRS happy with getting their money from your installment plan agreement then use the Direct Debit - electronic transfer method.

If you prefer this option call (800) 829-1040 to have them set it up for you.

This takes the money right out of your checking account.

Also use the payroll deduction method.

Your company will have the money taken out of your check and sent to the IRS so that you never see it.

Just make sure you go to work and earn the paycheck.

For some folks this is the most painless way to deal with it and when you finish making payments you get a fatter paycheck.

If your agreement defaults, enforced collection action could be taken.

You can make the payments with your credit card at these web sites:
www.officialpayments.com
www.pay1040.com
www.payUSAtax.com
www.valuetaxpayment.com
www.Businesstaxpayment.com
Using these outside online services will cost you an additional service fee.

OR , you can also go to the IRS office and make a payment.
If you are going to be late making a payment because you have to wait for the mail to get there and actually get opened then your best bet so as to avoid a penalty is to go to the office in person with your tax bill.

At the IRS office you can use a money order, personal or business check, cashier’s check, certified funds or cash. Again - No cash in the mail.

There are telephone pay service providers who will assist you to pay your taxes owed by phone for a fee.

www.officialpayments.com or www.payusatax.com/mastercard

IRS phone help line

For more detailed tax information go to www.irs.gov

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