Can you pay taxes with a credit card?
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sure - the IRS will take any form of payment, even the rights to a child (JK)
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Wow good question chicka!
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Many counties will allow you to pay property taxes online with a card. Income taxes I believe can only be paid by Discover. But I could be wrong on that.
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I am sure there is a way, even if you go get a cash advance on the CC and pay it that way.
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why would you want to pay taxes in the first place?? lol, but i don't know, i would say yes cause i don't think thy care how they get their money as long as they get it
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It depends on which taxes, but look very carefully before you do so, many of the places that will accept credit cards do so through a 3rd company that charges substantial fees EVEN if you pay your full credit card balance on time. When you buy something for $1000 and pay your bill when it's due, you typically don't pay any fee. With these tax-paying "services" your $1000 bill may cost you $1100.
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Except in a few states in the US, anything you purchase has sales tax that you pay. I'm pretty sure that Income taxes can be paid with a credit card.
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Pay Taxes by Credit or Debit Card: http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=101316,00.html
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yeah u can pay for ur soul that way too
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Yeah, BAD IDEA.
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no.
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No. But you can pay most of the bills for most online returns with a credit-card, but as of yet, you can't pay your taxes with a credit card.
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