Both the Internal Revenue Service and the State of Colorado offer secure, convenient ways to make your quarterly estimated tax and yearly tax due payments online.  For information on how to use this convenient service, please read the article below.  If you have any questions, feel free reach out to your tax professional at BiggsKofford.
FEDERAL – INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 
The Internal Revenue Service offers direct pay services online. You may make payments for taxes due at filing or estimated tax payments.
To pay a Federal tax balance, please follow this link: IRS Direct Pay. Follow the prompts in order to process the payments.
To make an estimated tax payment, please follow this link: IRS Direct Pay. Follow the prompts in order to process the payments.
You may be required to confirm your identity in order to make a payment.
Please visit the IRS website here: IRS for more information.
 
COLORADO
The Colorado Department of Revenue offers an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) tax payment service. You may use EFT to pay more than 50 types of business and personal tax liabilities. This service can be used to pay your quarterly estimated taxes and your tax due at filing. To use the EFT payment option, you must register with Colorado Revenue Online.
Registration with Colorado Revenue Online is a simple process.  After registration, you will be able to add an EFT account and make a payment. After your EFT account has been set up, you will be able to  make a payment via EFT with no fee, via E-check with a fee, or via credit card with a fee.
For more information regarding EFT payments for Colorado, please click the link below:
Colorado EFT