Create Your IRS Online Account To View Your Records Anytime!

The Internal Revenue Service is continuing to move individual income tax features into the digital age. The agency’s latest move gives taxpayers digital control over who can represent them or view their tax records.

The new feature is one of the recent upgrades to the Online Account for individuals. It allows taxpayers to designate their tax professional of choice to represent them before the IRS with a Power of Attorney (POA) and to view their tax accounts with a Tax Information Authorization (TIA).

Online Account is an online system that allows you to securely access your individual account information.

Create or view your account
If you have questions about how to create an account, see Secure Access: How to Register for Certain

Online Self-Help Tools.
You can view:

The total amount you owe, including balance details by year
Your payment history and any scheduled or pending payments
Key information from your most recent tax return
Payment plan details, if you have one
Digital copies of select notices from the IRS
Your Economic Impact Payments, if any
Your address on file
Authorization requests from tax professionals

You can also:

Make a payment online
See payment plan options and request a plan via Online Payment Agreement
Access your tax records via Get Transcript
Approve or reject authorization requests from tax professionals

Please note:

Your balance will update no more than once every 24 hours, usually overnight.
Check or money order payments may take up to 3 weeks to appear in your account.

For additional help, see our Frequently Asked Questions About Online Account.
Hours of availability

Monday 6 a.m. to Saturday 9 p.m. ET
Sunday: 10 a.m. to midnight ET (Occasionally down additional hours for maintenance)

Other ways to find your account information

You can request an Account Transcript. Please note that each Account Transcript only covers a single tax year, and may not show the most recent penalties, interest, changes or pending actions.
If you’re a business, or an individual who filed a form other than 1040, you can obtain a transcript by submitting Form 4506-T, Request for Transcript of Tax Return.
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