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Once you completed your tax return, you had a balance due listed on:
This is the amount that you hadn't paid by the time you filed your return, and the amount that you must pay by April 18, or the IRS will begin charging interest.
If you didn't print your tax return, you can still do that. Log into TurboTax. If your return has been accepted, there will be a large box saying "Welcome home," and under that will be a line in blue to view or print your return (see the screenshot below).
There were three ways to pay your balance due:
All three of those will leave a record. Even if you don't have a bank account, you would have gotten a receipt for that money order. All you have to do is to access your bank or credit card records to find out what you have already paid since you filed your return.
If you are still unable to find out what you have paid, the IRS will send you a letter to remind you. They will be charging interest by that point, but the interest is currently only 3% per year.
Once you completed your tax return, you had a balance due listed on:
This is the amount that you hadn't paid by the time you filed your return, and the amount that you must pay by April 18, or the IRS will begin charging interest.
If you didn't print your tax return, you can still do that. Log into TurboTax. If your return has been accepted, there will be a large box saying "Welcome home," and under that will be a line in blue to view or print your return (see the screenshot below).
There were three ways to pay your balance due:
All three of those will leave a record. Even if you don't have a bank account, you would have gotten a receipt for that money order. All you have to do is to access your bank or credit card records to find out what you have already paid since you filed your return.
If you are still unable to find out what you have paid, the IRS will send you a letter to remind you. They will be charging interest by that point, but the interest is currently only 3% per year.
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