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Don't Ignore A Letter From DOR

Last updated on Tuesday, June 26, 2018

(INDIANAPOLIS) -The Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) will begin issuing notices during the week of June 25 to taxpayers who have outstanding debt from the 2018 tax season.

These notices will be sent to customers via postal service and should not be ignored. If a customer receives a request via telephone, email or social media, he or she should be leery.

"The Indiana Department of Revenue does not contact customers to collect payments though any other medium than the U.S. mail," said DOR Commissioner Adam Krupp. "It is imperative any mail a taxpayer receives from DOR is opened immediately to ensure timely response."

Payments can be made through the mail, in-person at any of the DOR offices, over the telephone or online through DORpay at www.in.gov/dor/dorpay.

Taxpayers can make payments using a credit card, electronic check, check, money order, or cash (exact change only).

If a customer owes more than $100 and is unable to make payment in full, he or she can set up a payment plan through INtax Pay at www.intaxpay.in.gov or by calling Payment Services at 317-232-2165.

For more information, customers may call DOR's automated information line at 317-233-4018 to determine the current balance due on any tax bill. Individuals will need to have their taxpayer identification number or Social Security number and the liability number or warrant number when calling. This information can be found on the notice distributed by DOR.

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