Since the IRS may assess penalties and interest since you haven't paid your balance due by April 15th, you may want to consider filing for a request a First-Time Abatement (FTA) or requesting a waiver due to Reasonable Cause.
You can set up an IRS payment plan. Alternatively, if you can find an interest rate through a local bank or other financial institution that is better than what the IRS will charge, you may want to pay immediately.
If you don't have a local banker to work with on a personal loan, you may want to compare interest rates on personal loans using Credit Karma.
Hope this helps!
Cindy
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