Electronic Payment Options for Individuals

Paying your taxes electronically is secure, easy and convenient. To pay electronically, you may:

Note: If you use tax preparation software to file your income tax return, follow the payment instructions included in the software.

Pay Online or by Phone Using e-Services (free)
For both methods, you will need your Social Security number and banking information. You must use an account not associated with any foreign banks.

You can pay individual income taxes, individual use tax and bills received from the department using our e-Services filing and payment system. With e-Services, your payment is withdrawn from your bank account through direct debit. We use the latest technology to ensure your information is safe. You can schedule payments in advance or pay at the last minute. If needed, you can even cancel payments up to one business day before the withdrawal date.

Use e-Services to make:

  • income tax return payments;
  • quarterly individual income estimated tax payments;
  • extension payments;
  • individual use tax payments;
  • payments resulting from amending previously filed returns;
  • payments of tax debts from previous years; and
  • payments for bills received from the department.
Read more about e-Services, including system requirements.

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Pay by Credit or Debit Card (fees apply)
  • To pay online, go to the Official Payments website at www.officialpayments.com.
  • To pay by credit card over the phone, call
    1-800-2PAY-TAX (1-800-272-9829).
  • To pay by debit card over the phone, call
    1-866-4PAY-TAX (1-866-472-9829).
  • When asked for the jurisdiction number, enter 3300. (All taxpayers paying current year Minnesota individual income tax must use this number.)
You can pay your taxes by credit or debit card through Official Payments Corporation, a national company that partners with federal, state and local governments to provide credit and debit card payment services. You will be charged a fee to use this service. The fee goes directly to Official Payments Corporation. The department does not have any financial agreement with Official Payments and does not receive any of its fees. To calculate the fee in advance, use the fee calculator on the Official Payments website.

You can make the following payments:

  • income tax return payments;
  • quarterly individual income estimated tax payments;,
  • payments for delinquent tax debts, and
  • payments for debts referred to the Minnesota Department of Revenue.
In addition to paying Minnesota taxes, you can also make payments to the IRS and pay taxes to many other states through Official Payments Corporation.



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