I remember the old jingle for 7-Eleven that sang “Oh thank heaven for 7-Eleven!” Well, now we can add the tax collecting IRS to that jingle. Oh, thank heaven for 7-Eleven and the IRS!
Believe it or not, you can now pay your taxes at that convenience store in 34 states. And, you can even make those payments in cash!
According to a recent announcement from the IRS, “Individual Read More
One of the ways individuals and businesses can pay their federal taxes if they don’t want to do so or cannot do so via automatic bank withdrawal, credit card or check is to go to their local 7-Eleven-11 store and pay by cash.Per the IRS instructions, the fee is $3.99 and there are some actions that need to be taken online before going to 7-Eleven. That action includes entering your Social Security number. You then get a number to take to 7-Eleven to complete the transaction. The cash limit is $1,000.
Partly in response to the problem faced by dealers in medical marijuana or those in states where marijuana sales are legal, the IRS has partnered with PayNearMe to allow taxpayers to make cash payment on their taxes at participating 7-Eleven stores in 34 states. This allows anyone without a bank account a more Read More
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