Pay your taxes at your local 7-11 – The IRSMedic Community

The IRS recently announced a new tax payment option for those that don't have a bank account or credit card – bring wads of cash to your local 7-11!

No, really.

Pros:

It's a convenient option for those that cannot pay their taxes using direct debit, check or credit card.
If you want to pay cash but don't live near a Taxpayer Assistance Center, a 7-11 may be a better option (and the IRS stresses that there are "locations in 34 states, and most are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!")
The fee is $3.99 per payment; if you're making a large payment this could be a better percentage fee than a credit card.

If you're close to the deadline for payment this may not be the best option. The payment is a 3-step process (and the IRS isn't the fastest moving organization) so it can take some time. It will take 2-3 business days for the IRS to verify your information, and another 2 business days for the payment to post to your account. If your payment does not post in time you may be subject to interest and penalties.
If you have an issue with any part of the process, you need to contact the PayNearMe Customer Service. The history of the IRS working with third-party vendors is not a great one – they've already failed twice.
Safety. You'll be bringing large amounts of cash to your local 7-11.

Go to the IRS.gov payments page
Select the "Cash" option in the "Other ways you can pay" section
Follow the prompts
You will receive an email from OfficialPayments.com confirming your information
The IRS will verify your information
You will receive an email from PayNearMe with a link to the payment code and instructions
Print out the payment code, or send it to your smart phone
Bring your payment code and cash payment to your local 7-11
They will give you a receipt and the payment will post to your account within 2 business days
There is a $1,000 payment limit per day, and a $3.99 fee per payment

And if you do choose to go – maybe click here first.