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On June 20, 2024, the IRS announced delays in posting payments made through the Electronic Federal Payment Posting System (EFPPS). This means the IRS experienced a higher volume than normal of electronic payments, which has caused a significant delay in processing payment records for payments received on or after April 18, 2024.
Taxpayers can use their online account to view their payment history and view any pending payments that are still being processed.
Taxpayers who filed by the tax deadline will not be charged penalties or interest due to IRS processing delays.
You can generally resolve most notices or letters without help, but you can also get the help of a professional – either the person who prepared your return, or another tax professional.
If your IRS problem is causing you financial hardship, see Can TAS help me with my tax issue?
IRS Resources
Visit the Taxpayer Advocate Service’s Get Help center for a list of tax topics to assist you with resolving many tax related issues.
For more updates from the Taxpayer Advocate Service, visit the news and information center to read the latest tax tips, blogs, alerts and more.
