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Issue Number: Tax Tip 2025-13

Business Tax Account and its users

The IRS continues to expand its online capabilities with the Business Tax Account tool, giving a growing number of eligible business taxpayers a quicker and easier way to access tax information online and meet their tax obligations.

Sole proprietors, individual partners of partnerships, individual shareholders of S corporations and C corporations should check if they’re eligible to use Business Tax Account.  

Features and tools of BTA

Features and access depend on the business structure and the individual’s role in the business. Business taxpayers can make electronic payments, set up a future payment or cancel a scheduled payment. They can also access:

• Balance due.
• Payment history.
• Authorization requests from a lender submitted through Income Verification Express Service.
• Transcripts for the business’s tax return, tax account, record of return and entity.
• Digital copies of select IRS notices.
• Business name and address on file.
• Tax compliance report or a tax certificate for award use.

For more on the most recent updates on BTA, check out the December 2024 Fact Sheet on Business Tax Account.

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