Request an Individual Payment Tax Plan FAQs

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Yes. Registration is required and acts as verification of the user.

To register, you will need the following:

  • DOR-issued Nebraska ID number (found on your Balance Due Notice sent by DOR);
  • Social Security number for individuals, Social Security number of joint responsible party;
  • A contact phone number;
  • Valid email account; and
  • A savings or checking account.

Refer to the image below to find this information

Check Example demonstrating where to find the routing, account and check number

In most situations, if you have received a balance due notice from DOR, you should be able to register/log in.

DOR allows payment agreements to be set up on unpaid balances as long as the balance is resolved within 24 months.

Yes.

  • A convenience fee of $1.75 will be added by Nebraska Interactive, LLC to each electronic check payment.
  • There is a $20 non-abatable fee for any electronic check that is returned without payment by your financial institution.

Contact DOR if you need to make any changes to the payment agreement; for example changing the bank or bank account information, making any additional payments, canceling a payment, or if DOR is applying a refund to the balance. 

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