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Chase has partnered with Official Payments Corp. to offer card members the ability to pay business related taxes using a Chase Credit Card. This service allows card members to pay business related taxes electronically under agreement with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). All payments are processed immediately and the amount of the transaction including the tax payment and a convenience fee¹ will appear on your monthly Chase Credit Card statement. The IRS payment date will be the day on which the transaction is authorized and completed. It may, however, take the IRS five to seven days to post the payment to your tax account.

Types of Business Related Tax Payments that can be made through this service:
• Form 941 Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax including prior year and
installment agreements
• Form 940 Employer's Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Tax including prior year and
installment agreements Balance due notice
• Form 944 Employer's Annual Federal Tax


	1.	What is the Chase Tax Payment Service?
	2.	How can I make a business related tax payment using the Chase Tax Payment Service?
	3.	What business related tax payments can be paid through the Chase Tax Payment Service?
	4.	What state or local tax payments can be paid?
	5.	Is there a fee charged for this service?
	6.	Will I be charged a cash advance fee?
	7.	Will I receive proof that my transaction was processed?
	8.	How are payments posted to my IRS account?
	9.	What should I mail to the IRS once my payment is completed?
	10.	How can I make sure my payment is timely?
	11.	Will the IRS receive my credit card number?
	12.	Do I have to pay the full balance due?
	13.	What is the advantage of paying over the Internet or phone by credit card?
	14.	Who should I contact regarding a billing error or fees charged to my credit card account?
	15.	Can the Chase Tax Payment Service be used to make required federal tax deposits?




	1.	What is the Chase Tax Payment Service? Chase has partnered with Official Payments Corp. to provide the ability for its card members to pay their federal and business taxes with their Chase Credit Card. This service enables card members to spread their taxes payments over time according to their schedule and convenience while meeting IRS deadlines. >Back to the Top




	2.	How can I make a business related tax payment using the Chase Payment Service? You can make a federal tax payment by visiting our website at www.officialpayments.com/chase. Our secure application offers you the convenience of paying your Federal taxes using your Chase Credit Card. Your payment is processed immediately and you will receive a confirmation number as proof of your payment. The IRS will post the payment to your account based on the Social Security Number or Employer Identification Number entered during the transaction. >Back to the Top




	3.	What business related tax payments can be paid through the Chase Tax Payment Service? • Form 940, Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Return -Balance Due - Tax Year 2008 • Form 940, Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Return - Prior Tax Years - Tax Years 1999 through 2007 • Form 940, Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Return - Installment Agreements - Tax Years 1999 through 2008 • Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return - Balance Due - Current Quarter • Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return - Prior Year Quarters - Tax Years 1999 through 2008 • Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return - Installment Agreements - Tax Years 1999 through 2008 • Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return - Amended or Adjusted Return - Tax Years 2006 through 2009 • Form 943, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return for Agricultural Employees - Balance Due - Tax Year 2008 • Form 943, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return for Agricultural Employees - Prior Tax Years - Tax Years 1999 through 2007 • Form 943, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return for Agricultural Employees - Installment Agreements - Tax Years 1999 through 2008 • Form 943, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return for Agricultural Employees - Amended or Adjusted Return - Tax Years 2006 through 2008 • Form 944, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return - Balance Due - Tax Year 2008 • Form 944, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return - Prior Tax Years - Tax Years 2006 through 2007 • Form 944, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return - Amended or Adjusted Return - Tax Years 2006 through 2008 • Form 945, Annual Return of Withheld Federal Income Tax - Balance Due - Tax Year 2008 • Form 945, Annual Return of Withheld Federal Income Tax - Balance Due - Prior Tax Years - Tax Years 1999 through 2007 • Form 945, Annual Return of Withheld Federal Income Tax - Balance Due - Installment Agreements - Tax Years 1999 through 2008 • Form 945, Annual Return of Withheld Federal Income Tax - Amended or Adjusted Return - Tax Years 2006 through 2008 >Back to the Top




	4.	What state or local tax payments can be paid? • State payments including income taxes, corporate taxes, license renewals, and more. • Local payments such as parking citation fees, property tax payments, and utility bill payments are also available. Participating states Alabama (Telephone and Internet) Arkansas (Telephone and Internet) California (Telephone and Internet) Connecticut (Telephone and Internet) District of Columbia (Telephone and Internet) Georgia (Telephone and Internet) Illinois (Telephone and Internet) Indiana (Telephone and Internet ) Iowa (Telephone and Internet) Kansas (Internet Only) Louisiana (Telephone and Internet) Maryland (Telephone and Internet) Minnesota (Telephone and Internet) Mississippi (Telephone and Internet) Nebraska (Telephone and Internet) New Jersey (Telephone and Internet) New York (Telephone and Internet) Ohio (Telephone and Internet) Oklahoma (Telephone and Internet) Oregon (Telephone and Internet) Pennsylvania (Telephone and Internet) Rhode Island (Telephone and Internet) Virginia (Telephone and Internet) Washington (Internet Only) West Virginia (Telephone and Internet) Wisconsin (Telephone and Internet) >Back to the Top




	5.	Is there a fee charged for this service? Official Payments Corp. charges a convenience fee (minimum $1.00) for using this service. This fee is not negotiable and will appear on your credit card statement as a separate line item from your tax payment amount. >Back to the Top




	6.	Will I be charged a cash advance fee? No, your tax payment will be treated like a retail purchase and not a cash advance. >Back to the Top




	7.	Will I receive proof that my transaction was processed? Yes. You will receive a confirmation number at the end of the transaction as proof that your payment has been authorized. >Back to the Top




	8.	How are payments posted to my IRS account? The IRS will match the payment to your single or joint filer tax account based on the Social Security Number entered during the transaction. You should enter the social security number of the first (or primary) person listed on your tax return or form. If you are paying business taxes, the IRS will match the payment to the Employer Identification Number (EIN) entered during the transaction. >Back to the Top




	9.	What should I mail to the IRS once my payment is completed? You do need to file your tax return or amended return with the IRS. You do not need to mail in a payment voucher or any other payment information related to your completed payment. We will provide the IRS with the information needed to process and post your payment transaction. >Back to the Top




	10.	How can I be sure that my payment will be timely? The IRS payment date will be equal to the date your transaction is authorized and completed. You may pay on time electronically until midnight of the return due date. Therefore, you can make a payment early or on the due date and it will be credited timely. >Back to the Top




	11.	Will the IRS receive my credit card number? No. >Back to the Top




	12.	Do I have to pay the full balance due? You may pay the full balance or make a partial payment through this service. >Back to the Top




	13.	What is the advantage of paying over the Internet or phone by credit card? There are several advantages to paying with your credit card. First, the convenience of picking up the phone or going online and making your payment without writing a check and mailing your payment. Second, your credit card may provide revolving credit. Third, once you receive your confirmation number, you'll have proof that your payment was received. >Back to the Top




	14.	Who should I contact regarding a billing error or fees charged to my credit card account? You should contact Chase Customer Support at 1-800-432-3117 or by calling the toll-free number on the back of your card. >Back to the Top




	15.	Can the Chase Tax Payment Service be used to make required federal tax deposits? This service cannot be used to make required federal tax deposits. Deposits can only be made through an authorized financial institution or the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS). It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that all taxes are paid or deposited correctly and on time. >Back to the Top

Terms and Conditions
1 Tax payments made with your credit card will be subject to a service fee imposed by Official Payments Corporation. The service fee will vary depending on the amount of taxes paid with the card. All payments are processed promptly. The convenience fee will appear on your monthly statement as a separate line item from your tax payment amount. The IRS does not receive any part of this fee. This program is a service of Official Payments Corporation under agreement with the IRS.

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