![]() |
Based on your User ID and posting pattern I assume you are affiliated with payUSAtax.com. Am I mistaken? |
Originally Posted by Keflyer
(Post 13691688)
What about debit card for a flat fee of 3.95$ at www.officialpayments.com?
Remember most debit card purchases do not get points. You have to use it as a pIN less transaction (like a credit card - for points!) |
Originally Posted by mia
(Post 13703610)
In one recent case, the IRS came and audited a client two years in a row. The trigger? The client kept a lot of cash in the bank account. So you never know when they will come or what they will do. |
Continental Business Debit MasterCard
If I use my Continental Business Debit Mastercard to pay my taxes using this site, will I receive the OnePass miles? When I go through the process, I am not prompted to enter my PIN online. Therefore, for purposes of determining whether I will receive points, is this debit payment truly considered a "cash" transaction?
Your thoughts are welcomed. |
Similar question, anyone tried using Citibank's AA Debit card to pay your tax. No PIN is requested from payusatax.com and can we earn miles with Airlines Debit cards? payusatax.com only charges $3.89 for Debit card transaction.
|
It has been mentioned that the Official Payments Corp charges a flat fee of $3.95. However their website states,
The Convenience fee is 2.35% of the payment amount. A minimum convenience fee of $3.95 applies. To me, this means that the flat fee of $3.95 is good only for small amounts (an amount for which 2.35% of the payed amount is less than $3.95). For larger amounts, you do pay the full 2.35%?? |
Originally Posted by RameshK
(Post 13707513)
...flat fee of $3.95 is good only for small amounts
https://www.officialpayments.com/fed..._feec_body.jsp |
IF anyone has success with debit card and points with payusatax, PM me.
There was already a long thread about cards and taxes, as not being eligible. |
Originally Posted by ffI
(Post 13709406)
There was already a long thread about cards and taxes, as not being eligible.
|
Originally Posted by buschoi
(Post 13704250)
Thanks! Interesting insight there from the former revenue agent. My job is to represent clients on the other side vs IRS, so this is good to know.
In one recent case, the IRS came and audited a client two years in a row. The trigger? The client kept a lot of cash in the bank account. So you never know when they will come or what they will do. |
Originally Posted by borkin
(Post 13719219)
Interesting thread, glad I don't have a lot of cash in my bank account :)
|
Originally Posted by JackDaniels
(Post 13691091)
Which cards are you guys using to pay off your taxes?
|
Originally Posted by WBOTM
(Post 13737322)
Chase CO MC - targeted double miles PLUS 5,000 bonus miles offer.
|
Originally Posted by jerseygirl
(Post 13737565)
where did you find this offer for Chase continental MC? email to you?
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/conti...t-smarter.html The new offer I just received is for 2,500 bonus miles per month for 20 or more monthly purchases. |
Originally Posted by ffI
(Post 13709406)
IF anyone has success with debit card and points with payusatax, PM me.
There was already a long thread about cards and taxes, as not being eligible. |
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 10:59 pm. |
This site is owned, operated, and maintained by MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Designated trademarks are the property of their respective owners.