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Contact the bank and find out why the payment did not clear. They may be able to provide you with a statement that you can give the IRS if you need to contest a penalty for paying late.
The IRS is seriously backlogged again this year due to the new tax law changes among other things so all balance due returns are on the back burner so that the limited staff can concentrate on putting out third stimulus checks, processing returns with refunds on them , re computing returns already filed affected by the recent retroactive tax law changes AND catching up on the millions of 2019 returns that still have not been processed. IRS Computers Are Behind On Debiting Scheduled Payments (forbes.com)
So payment debits are being delayed again this year and will not happen until they get around to actually processing the return. So if your return has been ACCEPTED for processing and you check the payment information you entered and if it is correct then write out the amount in your account on the day it was supposed to go and eventually it will be. There will be no penalties or interest if the IRS failed to make the debit on time as long as the request was done correctly on a timely filed return.
How do I review the method I chose to pay my federal income tax with, after filing with TurboTax Online?
You can verify the tax payment method you chose on the Electronic Filing Instructions for your 2020 Federal Tax Return page, next to Balance Due/Refund. To see the page, follow these instructions:
In the future may I suggest you pay the federal (and state if allowed) directly on the fed or state websites ... this way you have the control on the timing and get an instant confirmation of the payment. https://www.irs.gov/payments
Also, you can view your balance and check your payment activity at IRS Paying Your Taxes.
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