Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

Not unless you included your tax payment when you filed. If you are getting a refund, you don't need to do anything. But if you owe, you need to pay make a payment on the IRS site if you did not include the payment when you filed.

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Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

did you use the option in TT specifying direct debit? it's on the info page where you would ask for direct deposit if you had a refund coming.

Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

I do, in fact, owe the IRS 2019 taxes. How can I review my filing to verify that I included my payment with Turbo Tax?

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Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

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Now that I've submitted and transmitted my return, does that mean I have paid the IRS?

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