Can i pay taxes online if i mail my reutrn

Yes, you can still pay your taxes online even if you mail your return. Here's how:

1. File your return: Mail your tax return to the IRS or your state tax authority.
2. Make an online payment: Go to the IRS website (irs.gov) or your state's tax authority website (e.g., state.gov) and follow these steps:
   • Click on "Make a Payment" or "Pay Your Taxes Online."
   • Enter your payment information, including your Social Security number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), filing status, and the amount you want to pay.
   • Choose your payment method: electronic funds withdrawal (EFW), credit or debit card, or online banking.
   • Review and confirm your payment information.
3. Confirm your payment: After submitting your online payment, you'll receive a confirmation number. Keep this number for your records.

Important notes:

• Make sure you have your tax return's payment voucher (Form 1040-V) or your state's equivalent form handy, as you may need to reference it for your online payment.
• If you're paying with a credit or debit card, you may be charged a convenience fee by the payment processor.
• If you're using online banking, you may need to set up a payment schedule or one-time payment through your bank's website or mobile app.
• If you're unsure about the payment process or have questions, you can contact the IRS or your state tax authority for assistance.

By paying your taxes online, you'll receive an electronic confirmation of your payment, which can help you keep track of your payment and avoid any potential issues with your return.