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The Tax Commission informs taxpayers about their obligations so everyone can pay their fair share of taxes, and it must enforce Idahos laws to ensure the fairness of the tax system with those who dont voluntarily comply.
Phone - We may call you to address account matters. In some cases, we use automated messages that direct you to IRS.gov to securely manage your account, make payments or resolve an issue. The messages dont share specific details.
Ensuring Idaho tax dollars dont go to criminals is one of our highest priorities, but so is efficiently issuing refunds to law-abiding taxpayers. So, we need taxpayers who get those letters to respond. We wont issue any refunds until we can verify your identity.
This helps safeguard your information and keeps your refund from going to criminals. You could receive one of three letters: A PIN letter that asks you to enter a personal identification number (PIN) we provided to confirm you filed the tax return we received. A quiz letter that asks questions to verify your identity.
The calls are to help educate taxpayers and assist them in resolving their debt. Taxpayers have many tax payment options, including Quick Pay, credit card, debit card, check, or a payment plan (if they qualify).
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When you file your tax return, we check to be sure the math is correct, the return is complete, and youve paid the correct amount of tax. If you owe tax, but havent paid all of it, well send you a Statement of Account. This bill will include the tax due, plus any applicable penalties and interest.
You may qualify for a property tax reduction if you meet the following requirements. You are in one or more of the following categories as of January 1st: Age 65 or older. Widow(er) of any age.

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