U.S. taxpayers can access their tax information online by creating an account on IRS.gov.
The world has moved to the internet and the IRS has upgraded to to do the same. Most of us already have online accounts for banks, credit cards, cell phone, utility bills, car payments, software subscriptions and online shopping. The IRS is now on board with the recent and continue updating of their technology. You can see your taxes owed, payments made, and lots of other information, such as:
Transcripts. Before you had to pay your tax professional to retrieve these records for you through a POA form or consent to share information form, or by staying on hold for 2 hours to make the request yourself after proving your identity. Now you can go online and print them right from your account.
Economic Impact Payments. Also known as “stimulus checks.” The IRS has a record of all Economic Impact Payments that were sent out, and you can see yours in your personal account. Make sure your info is uptodate, the IRS will be sending these payments out to those who didn't claim them tax year 2025.
Estimated tax payments. You can see all of the estimated tax payments that you made during the year, as well as refunds applied as credits.
Payment plans. View the details of your payment plan or request a payment plan.
Digital communication. Lost your paperwork or not the best at organization?View digital copies of select notices from the IRS.
Lost it? Get it through the IRS portal.
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