We will generally inform you, within 30 days of receiving your application, whether it is approved or denied. However, if this tax claim is due on a tax return you filed after March 31, it may take more than 30 days for us to respond. If we approve your request, we will send you a message detailing the terms of your agreement and requiring a user fee. If you do not select the box on line 13c (and do not enter the information in lines 13a and 13b), you indicate that you are able not to make electronic payments by creating a DDIA. Therefore, your user fee will not be refundable after the conclusion of your instalment payment contract. Our legal right to request information on this form is sections 6001, 6011, 6012(a), 6109 and 6159 and their provisions. We use the information to process your request for a instalment payment contract. The reason we need your name and social security number is that they identify themselves correctly. We need this information to access the tax information contained in our files and properly respond to your request. You do not need to apply for a payment contract in instalments. If you request a instalment payment contract, you must provide the information requested in this form. Failure to provide this information may prevent the processing of your request; The indication of false information may impose fines or penalties on you. You can view your current due amount and payment history by viewing your tax bill.
Viewing your tax bill requires identity authorization with security checks. Allow one to three weeks (three weeks for non-electronic payments) until a recent payment is credited to your account. If you are a low-income taxpayer and agree to pay by direct debit (from a checking account), you are entitled to a waiver of the user fee for the instalment payment. A low-income taxpayer who is unable to make electronic payments through a debit instrument by entering into a DDIA is entitled to a refund of the reduced user fee of USD 43 after the conclusion of the instalment payment agreement. See line 13c, later, for more details. About 18% of all IRS payment plans are due each year. That equates to about 1 million taxpayers a year who end up in hot water because their IRS payment plan has been terminated for non-compliance. For those who are late with an IRS payment plan or a “instalment payment contract,” there are some opportunities to regain a good reputation with the IRS and avoid forced collection activities (instructions and taxes). . In general, if the total amount, you must complete lines 13a and 13b, but not more than $50,000, either complete lines 13a and 13b and agree to pay by direct debit, or (2) control box 14 to make your payroll payments and attach a signed form 2159, Payroll Deduction Agreement.
A wage withdrawal agreement is not available if you submit Form 9465 electronically. Other requests, including this new facilitation, may be made by addressing the number of the taxable person`s notification or by replying in writing. . . .