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Question

I initially e-filed and paid from my bank account for my taxes but then my form was rejected so I'm going to file by mail instead, do I have to pay again?

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 15, 2025
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I chose to pay by withdrawing from my bank account

Yes. If your initial e-file attempt was unsuccessful, your information was never sent to the taxing agency. Therefore, your payment was never sent or requested as a deduction.

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Always check with your bank when you make online payments to see if they cleared your account. Even if your form was rejected. You can never be too safe.