Income tax payment

You may make a payment directly from your bank account. We do not accept direct payments from international bank accounts. Please use a United States bank account or another payment option on this page. Note: Your payment is considered received on the Payment Date listed on your confirmation page. Most payments take 3 to 7 days to process. Contact us if your payment has not processed within 10 days. Individuals: Use the Some tax software lets you make or schedule payments when you file. To cancel a payment made through tax software, you must contact us. Call 651-556-3000 or 1-800-657-3666 (toll-free) at least three business days before the scheduled payment date. Businesses: NEW: Our third-party vendor has changed to US Bank. Use our We use a third-party vendor, US Bank, to process credit and debit card payments. This service allows you to pay your Minnesota taxes electronically and is a service of US Bank in agreement with the State of Minnesota. A fee is charged by US Bank for this service. The fee amount is a percentage of your payment amount, 1.25% for debit cards and 2.15% for credit cards. The Minnesota Department of Revenue asks you to supply this information on the contact form to verify your identity. The information requested on the contact form is personal information that is classified as private data under Minnesota law. You are not required to provide this information, however, a failure to provide this information will result in the department being unable t...

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