Can I pay my state taxes that I owe at the IRS office or a state office and not mail it in or go online?
A) Yes, you can pay your state taxes that you owe at the IRS office or a state office and not mail it in or go online.
To pay your state taxes in person, you can go to your state’s treasury department or revenue agency. You can also go to an IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center (TAC). To find a TAC near you, you can visit the IRS website.
When you pay your state taxes in person, you will need to bring the following information with you:
- Your name
- Your Social Security number
- Your date of birth
- Your current address
- Your previous address (if different)
- Your driver’s license or other government-issued ID
- The amount you owe
- A payment method (cash, check, money order, or credit card)
You can also pay your state taxes online or by mail. If you pay your state taxes online, you will need to create an account with your state’s treasury department or revenue agency. If you pay your state taxes by mail, you will need to mail a check or money order to your state’s treasury department or revenue agency.
Here are some additional tips for paying your state taxes: