E-payments - Idaho State Tax Commission

E-Pay

tax.idaho.gov/epay

Electronic payments are a safe and efficient way to make tax payments.

Free

ACH Debit

With ACH Debit, you authorize the state to take a certain amount of money from your bank account. You can schedule your payment up to 90 days in advance.

Using QuickPay

Make a payment without signing up for a TAP account. Use QuickPay for occasional payments like: income tax, estimated, and audit payments.

Watch: How and what types of taxes can I pay using "Quick Pay"?

Using your TAP account

Register with TAP to file returns and make payments for many types of tax accounts. You'll see a history of your payments. Choose ACH Debit for no-fee payments.

Note: If you have a debit block on your account, use this number to authorize Tax Commission debits: 6826001011.

Check

Mailing a check? Here's our mailing address. Make your check out to Idaho State Tax Commission.

Fee

Credit/debit card

We accept American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.

If you pay by credit/debit card, our third-party provider will charge a convenience fee.

How do I pay my taxes with a credit or debit card?

ACH Credit

With ACH Credit, you tell the bank when and how much money to send to the state to pay your taxes.

Take the form to your bank and request ACH Credit setup. ACH Credit fees vary, depending on your bank.

E-check

If you pay by e-check, our third-party provider will charge a convenience fee.

ACH (Automated Clearing House) is a nationwide network used by the Federal Reserve to handle electronic payments.

Payments of $100,000 or more:
• You must use ACH Debit or ACH Credit. This is required by Idaho law (except for individual income tax payments).
• If you don't use these methods when required, we can charge you interest and a $500 penalty.

Check or cash payments required for: Form 850-U (use tax); Form 1550-U (cigarette tax penalty); Form 1350-U (tobacco use tax)

Page last updated July 6, 2021. Last full review of page: February 23, 2018.

Idaho State Tax Commission