Paying Taxes With A Credit Card?
Paying taxes with a credit card to earn a big sign-up bonus or reward points makes sense for some.
You can pay taxes with a credit card through third-party providers, not through the IRS website.
Some states, cities, and counties allow you to pay income and property taxes with a credit card as well.
Setting up a payment plan with the IRS is safer than using your credit card if funds are tight.
Deciding whether it makes sense to pay an extra fee when filing your taxes depends on your card's rewards.
You should also consider your ability to pay it off before the next statement due date, says Business Insider.
You can pay taxes with a credit card through third-party providers, not through the IRS website.
Some states, cities, and counties allow you to pay income and property taxes with a credit card as well.
Setting up a payment plan with the IRS is safer than using your credit card if funds are tight.
Deciding whether it makes sense to pay an extra fee when filing your taxes depends on your card's rewards.
You should also consider your ability to pay it off before the next statement due date, says Business Insider.