is it ok to make a tax payment check to IRS?
361118
The IRS is an agency of the Treasury Dept.  Relax.  :)
343887
The IRS will settle with you.  I would ask them for a settlement amount to get a jumping off point and then if it's too much, counteroffer.  If they don't accept, then let them know you plan on hiring an attorney but would rather give the money to them.  If they still don't come down, hire an attorney that takes payments.
184248
The government might have recalculated something that your software did wrong.  If you review your return and want to dispute it, you should do so [but only if you have a clean return, the IRS can go back 7 years to dig stuff up on you].
323014
The law is that you have to pay your taxes in the quarter that you have earned the income. If not you get penalized. The only reason that I know this is that I researched it last night. I have a seasonal job and most of my work is done in the first and last quarters. I can't wait till the end of the year to pay. Id say that 20 - 25% of your income should be held per check and you would be safe unless you make big money.......over 75-80 a year.
303139
http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96623,00.html\n\nGo to the above site.  It should help you determine if you need to file a return.  Be on the safe side and check with the IRS directly.
961090
If you mean a personal income tax return, anyone that receives payment for preparing the return is REQUIRED, not permitted to sign as a paid preparer.  The IRS does not set any requirements to be paid to prepare returns.  If you prepare a return and the IRS finds significant errors, the are likely to audit every return you prepared.  While the taxpayer is legally responsible for the accuracy of the return, they may have a civil case against the preparer for some errors.
40351
Most tax preparers will check over your return for free.  I know that Liberty Tax Service will and I think H&R block and Jackson Hewitt will also.  They will charge you to correct it if you messed up, but it gives you the best of both worlds.  If you get it right you don't have to pay.  If you make a mistake it gets caught by someone other than the IRS :)
1107173
Let's make sure you have your forms right.\nThe 1040-ES forms are for estimated payments.  If your income changes (up or down) you simply pay whatever you calculate the estimate to be.  Any worksheet that is done is for your own personal files, the IRS doesn't check them.  What is important is paying in enough to cover your tax.  The IRS WILL charge you underpayment interest if you are short.\n\nGood luck.
209079
irs.gov, you will need your filing status , refund amout to the exact dollar, and your SSN
534044
Need to check with State Tax comm.
117182
Not a good idea.  One of the many IRS criteria for an audit is the amount of refund received
1072007
Yes you can. You can get a copy of your taxes for any year. Simply fill out form 4506 of the IRS and pay $39 per tax. The form comes with instructions and address where to send it.
678605
It depends. If you owe the government money, than interest will be charged on the amount that you are required to pay. However, if you are claiming some of your overpaid tax back, than there is no deadline for you to submit at all. The best way to check and make sure your taxes are done right is through some sort of software program. See http://www.quicktax.com. As well, you can find more information on the Canada Revenue Agency's website at http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca.
413676
Often, the best course is to simply call the IRS and put your cards on the table.  Believe it or not, they will help in many cases, as much as is possible.  Good luck.
260669
Make sure you file your return even if you cant pay what is due.  Wait for the IRS to bill you, once you have the bill call IRS and make arrangements to pay monthly what they determine you can pay.
117678
Not necessarily.  I know a really good tax guy in San Diego.  His website appears below.  If he can't help you, he can get me involved.
495186
You CAN do anything you want. Just don't let the IRS catch you doing that. And werent taxes due like a month ago?