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Hello,
A family member started an installment agreement last year that is mostly paid off. This year is still challenging and she wants to add a chunk of 2020's tax due to the plan. Question is, what's the best way of doing this, preferably without defaulting (which apparently occurs when a new balance comes due)? I can't seem to find whether the IRS is still automatically adding new balances to existing payment plans, as for 2019. Thanks!
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She will need to log in to her account with the IRS and make the changes. See the section titled How do I review or revise an existing plan?
IRS site to apply for installment plan or change an existing plan
We couldn't see anything very useful on that site. Only modification of payment amount and payment date. No option to request addition of a new balance. So wondering if anyone knows if IRS is still automatically rolling new balances into existing payment plans ( bullet point #3 here). Thanks.
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