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Make a payment. FTB offers a variety of payment options including direct pay from your back account via our Web Pay service (free), online credit card payments (subject to fees), and payment plans for eligible taxpayers (subject to fees).
You can make payments for: Bill or other balance due; Current year or amended tax return; Estimated tax; Extension; Group nonresident/composite return; Pending audit tax deposit; Proposed assessment
File and Pay Online; Reporting Requirements; Posting Requirements; Rates and Schedules; More Payroll Tax Information
Enter your Social Security Number and Last Name below. The combination must match our records in order to access this service. * Social Security Number 9 numbers, no spaces or dashes. * Last Name Up to 17 letters, no special characters. If you use Web Pay, do not mail the paper payment voucher.
You can make credit card payments for: Bill or other balance due; Current year tax return; Extension; Estimated tax; There’s a 2.3% service fee if you pay by credit card. Pay online or call 800-272-9829.
Access your California Franchise Tax Board account online for payments, balance inquiries, and tax return filing.
Tax payment options. Simplified income, payroll, sales and use tax information for you and your business.
Visit Mandatory e-Pay. Important. Submit separate payments for different tax years to ensure we process your payments accurately and in a timely manner. Visit disaster declaration tax payments for more information. Personal. Bank account - Web Pay (Free) Credit card (service fee) Payment plan (setup fee) Check or money order.
If you expect to owe over a certain amount, you must make estimated tax payments throughout the year. Pay on time to avoid penalties and fees and use web pay to make your payment. How to pay Online To make your payment online. Visit our payment options. Mail Franchise Tax Board PO Box 942867 Sacramento CA 94267-0008
Make a Payment. We offer convenient payment methods for those with current and past due liabilities. If you are filing a return, you can pay any taxes or fees due at the same time. Payments can be made directly from your bank account, credit card, check, or by money order.