Can't pay in full? Request an installment payment agreement . Pay using Quick Pay Pay bills or notices directly from your bank account—for free! Whether you're an individual or a business, you can use Quick Pay to make payments toward: a collection case an income execution an Installment Payment Agreement (IPA) To make a payment, you need the case number from your bill or notice and information from a filed return, so we can verify your identity . Individuals need the following information For verification, you need the following information from a return filed within the last four years: Social Security number (and spouse's, if applicable) mailing ZIP code first and last name For step-by-step instructions, watch our demo: Demo: Quick Pay for Individuals Businesses need the following information business taxpayer ID two additional data points from a filed return, which vary based on tax type and form: for corporation tax, have available a return filed within the last 12 months for sales tax, have available a return filed within the last 18 months for withholding tax, have available a return filed within the last 18 months for corporation tax, have available a return filed within the last 12 months for sales tax, have available a return filed within the last 18 months for withholding tax, have available a return filed within the last 18 months business owner or officer information, which includes: taxpayer ID first and last name first and last name For step-by-step instructions, watch our demo: Demo: Quick Pay for Businesses Pay using Quick Pay

Pay using your Online Services account Pay directly from your bank account for free, or pay with your credit or debit card for a fee. To make a payment: Log in to (or create) your Online Services account. Select ≡ Services menu in the upper-left corner of your Account Summary homepage. Select Payments, bills and notices, then choose Make a payment from the expanded menu. An Online Services account also allows you to view your current balance on open bills, respond to department notices, review your account summary, and view messages from the department. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express accepted. To learn more about the convenience fee and to read the payment card disclaimer, see Credit and debit card payment information . Log in | Create account Pay an open audit case If you received a Statement of Audit Changes or a Consent to Field Audit Adjustment letter and have a balance due, you can pay online with our Pay an Open Audit Case online service. Log in to (or create) your Online Services. Select ≡ Services menu in the upper-left corner of your Account Summary homepage. Select Payments, bills, and notices , then choose Pay an open audit case from the expanded menu. If you prefer not to create an account or log in to your existing account, you can pay online with Quick Pay. You can also pay by mail, with a check or money order, to the address referenced in your letter. Log in | Create account Pay by check or money order Make your check or money order payable to: Commissioner of Taxation and Finance. Write the entire ten-digit assessment or case number from your bill or notice and your taxpayer ID number on your check or money order. Mail your payment to: Technical support solutions Individuals home Businesses home Tax professionals home Online Services