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Frequently Asked Questions

Tax Payment Questions

14. How many payments can I make?
15. When will the IRS receive my payment?
16. How is the payment posted to my account?
17. Can I make a partial payment or use more than one card?
18. Will I receive a payment confirmation number?
19. What do I do with my payment confirmation number?
20. If I am married filing jointly, is my spouse's personal information required?
21. Do I need to mail anything to the IRS once my payment is completed?
22. If I make a Form 4868 Automatic Extension to File payment, do I have to file the IRS Form 4868?
23. Can I pay someone else's tax liability using my card?
24. Will I receive points from my card type?
25. Can I make a payment from overseas?
26. Can taxpayers filing form 1040 NR, U.S. Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return, use this service?
27. Who do I contact to establish an Installment Agreement Payment Plan?
28. How can I view upcoming recurring payments?
29. What would prevent me from getting a confirmation email?
30. Can I verify a prior payment?
31. Can I make a second payment without having to re-enter all of my personal information?

About Value Payment Systems, LLC

1. Why choose payUSAtax?

payUSAtax was founded by Worldpay in partnership with Value Payment Systems to help taxpayers achieve Tax Payment Peace of Mind! Value Payment Systems, LLC founders have over 20 years of experience processing payments for the largest Tax Authorities including the IRS. By leveraging our experience and innovation, payUSAtax is able to offer a lower fee than other providers. Our simple, convenient, and secure online tax payment service allows the average taxpayer to complete their tax payment in less than 3 minutes. NOTE: This system is solely for paying Federal tax payments and not State tax payments.

2. Is my information secure?

At payUSAtax, security, privacy and accuracy are extremely important to us. payUSAtax has a Security Advisory Board consisting of the Chief Information Officer from Worldpay, Director of Network Security from Value Payment Systems, and in addition, as an authorized IRS service provider, all of our systems meet all of the extensive requirements necessary to participate in the program. To protect our customers' tax information we use the highest level SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol and other leading security measures. Payment information will not be disclosed for any reason other than processing the transaction authorized by the taxpayer.

3. What payment methods do you accept?

payUSAtax accepts personal and business MasterCard, Discover, Visa, and American Express credit and debit cards, PayPal Credit, MasterPass, Visa Checkout, STAR, NYCE, Pulse, and Accel ATM/debit cards. A personal card is for personal or household use, rather than businesses. A business card is a charge card used to cover certain expenses incurred by business people or corporate executives. The corporate card helps separate business expenses from personal expenses. Additionally, the corporate card allows a company to keep track of all business-related spending.

4. Who can use this service?

Taxpayers who have a tax liability for the tax types accepted (see question 5 below for tax types accepted). NOTE: This system is solely for paying Federal tax payments and not State tax payment.

5. What federal tax types can be paid through this service and when?

Personal


  • 1040 Current Tax Return (all types including current year, prior years, future years, installment agreements, amended returns, Proposed Tax Assessment / CP 2000/CP2501/CP3219A) , Health Care, Section 965 - Transferee Liability, Transition Tax, Partner Pyment for BBA Modification, Prepayment on BBA AAR / Exam Push Out, Prtnr Pymnt Proportionate Shr BBA IU- Tax years ranging from 2004 - 2025: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 4868 Automatic Extension of Time to File - Tax Year 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through the return due date.
  • 1040-ES Estimated Taxes - Tax year 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 02/01/24 at 7am ET.
  • 1040-ES Estimated Taxes - Tax year 2024: 03/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 5329 Retirement Plans - Tax year 2004 - 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (including installment agreements) - Tax year 2004 - 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.

Business


  • 940 Series -  (all types including current year, prior years, installment agreement, and amended or adjusted returns) - Tax years ranging from 2004 - 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 941 Series (all types including current year, prior years, installment agreement, and amended or adjusted returns) - Tax years ranging from 2004 - 2024: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 943 Series (all types including current year, prior years,  installment agreements, and amended or adjusted returns) - Tax years ranging from 2004 - 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 944 Series Series (all types including current year, prior years, and amended or adjusted returns) - Tax years ranging from 2021 - 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 945 Series Series (all types including current year, prior years, installment agreements, and amended or adjusted returns) - Tax years ranging from 2004 - 2023: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 1041 Series Series (all types including current year, prior years and future years), Section 965 Transition Tax, Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax, BBA AAR Push Out, Partner Pyment for BBA Modification, BBA Exam Push Out,Prtnr Pymnt Proportionate Shr BBA IU - Tax years ranging from 2004 - 2025: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 1065 Series Series (all types including current year, prior years, and future years), Section 965 Transition Tax, Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax,  BBA AAR Imputed Underpayment, BBA AAR Push Out, BBA Exam Imputed Underpayment, Advance BBA Exam Imputed Underpayment, Partner Pyment for BBA Modification, BBA Exam Push Out,Prtnr Pymnt Proportionate Shr BBA IU) - Tax years ranging from 2004 - 2025: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.
  • 2290 Series (all types including current year and prior years) - Tax years ranging from 2021 - 2024: 01/01/24 at 9am ET through 01/01/25 at 7am ET.  NOTE - Tax Year 2024 is available on July 1st, 2024.

6. How do I know what tax type to select?
Reason For PaymentReason for Payment Help
Installment Agreement Make a regularly scheduled payment for your installment agreement, as shown on your CP521 or CP523 notice. If your installment agreement covers more than one tax period, select the earliest tax year for which a balance due was assessed.
Tax Return or Notice Make a payment with your recently filed original (not amended) return. If you have already made an annual tax return payment, select "Other." Please note: As a reminder, your payment satisfies your payment obligation only. Filing your return is a separate process that must be completed. IRS Direct Pay only accepts individual tax payments.
Extension Make a full or partial payment on your taxes in order to receive an extension without filing Form 4868, Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File for U.S. Form 1040 Individual Income Tax Return. Reminder this is an extension of time to file and not an extension of time to pay.
Estimated Tax Make estimated tax payments in advance of the timely filing of your return. Depending on your income, your payment may be due quarterly, or as calculated on Form 1040-ES, Estimated Tax for Individuals. You do not have to indicate the month or quarter associated with each payment.
CP2000/CP2501/CP3219A Make a full or initial payment for Proposed Tax Assessment Notices CP 2000, CP 2501, CP 3219A, or other proposed changes to your return. If you have an installment agreement, select Installment Agreement as the reason for payment.
Proposed Tax Assessment Make a full or initial payment for a proposed amount due based on a CP 2000, a Proposed Tax Assessment, or other proposed assessment to your return. Payments of this type may post in advance of the actual tax assessment. If you have an installment agreement, select Installment Agreement as the reason for payment.
Amended Return Make a full or initial payment on a recently filed Form 1040X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, or when an amendment to your return results in a balance due to your Health Care Individual Responsibility. If you are making additional payments for a previously filed 1040X, select "Installment Agreement" or " Tax Return or Notice" for 1040 payments or Health Care Individual Responsibility payments.
Civil Penalty IRS assessment of a civil penalty on business or individual tax forms. Includes frivolous tax return, tax fraud, trust fund recovery, failure to pay, failure to file and accuracy penalties.
1040, 1040A, 1040EZ 1040: U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (also Form 1040A and Form 1040EZ)
Select Form 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ if you are making a payment on a balance due on your recently filed return, notice you received, an installment agreement, or a proposed tax assessment (such CP2000 or an Examination assessment) for your federal income tax return. IRS individual tax form used to report income, make allowable income adjustments, and claim tax credits. The form allows the taxpayer to determine if additional taxes are owed or if tax has been overpaid and a refund is due.
1040ES 1040ES: Estimated Tax for Individuals
Select Form 1040ES if you are making an estimated tax payment. Estimated tax is the method used to pay tax on income generally reported on your Form 1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ that is not subject to withholding (for example, earnings from self-employment, interest, dividends, rents, alimony, etc.). Estimated taxes are generally paid quarterly on April 15th, June 15th, and September 15th of the current year and January 15th of the following year. If the 15th is on a weekend or holiday the payment is due on the next business day.
1040X 1040X: Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return
Select Form 1040X if you have completed and filed an amendment your previously filed Form 1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ, the amendment resulted in a balance due, and you are making a full or partial payment. If you are making an additional payment, select either "Tax Return or Notice" or "Installment Agreement" as the reason for payment.
Health Care (Form 1040) Health Care (Form 1040)
Select Health Care (Form 1040) if you are making a payment for Form 1040 Health Care Individual Responsibility, also known as Shared Responsibility (Line 61 of Form 1040, Line 38 of Form 1040A, and Line 11 of Form 1040EZ).

You may owe a Health Care Individual Responsibility (Form 1040) payment if you did NOT maintain minimum essential health coverage and your tax return resulted in a balance due.
4868 (for 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ) 4868: Application for Automatic Extension of Time To File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return
Select Form 4868 to make a payment for an Extension to File Form 1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ. If you make a full or partial extension payment electronically, you do not need to file Form 4868.
5329 (Retirement Plans or Tax-Favored Accounts) 5329: Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (Including IRAs) and Other Tax-Favored Accounts
Select Retirement Plans (5329) or Tax-Favored Accounts (5329) only if you filed Form 5329 with a balance due separate from your Form 1040.

IRS individual tax form to report additional taxes on IRAs, other qualified retirement plans, modified endowment contracts, Coverdell ESAs, QTPs, Archer MSAs, or HSAs.
Civil Penalty Civil Penalty
IRS assessment of a civil penalty on individual or business tax forms. Includes frivolous tax return, tax fraud, trust fund recovery, failure to pay, failure to file and accuracy penalties.
Installment Agreement - If you have an installment agreement for your civil penalty as shown on your CP521 or CP523 notice, select "Installment Agreement". Proposed Tax Assessment - If you are making a full or initial payment for a proposed amount due based on a CP 2000, a Notice of Deficiency, or other proposed assessment to your return, select "Proposed Tax Assessment". Payments of this type may post in advance of the actual penalty assessment.
Other Amount Due - If you are making a full or partial payment on a civil penalty balance due notice and you do not have an installment agreement, select "Other Amount Due".

7. What are the advantages of paying through this service?
  • Lowest standard convenience fees.
  • Real-time confirmation of your payment. Your payment date and time are equal to the date and time you complete the transaction and receive your real-time confirmation number. The IRS will give you credit for that payment date and time although it takes approximately 5 - 7 business days to post your payment to your account.
  • Takes less than 3 minutes to process a transaction from start to finish.
  • Optional features such as recurring payments and email reminders allow you to schedule and manage future tax payments.
  • The convenience fee is tax deductible for qualifying individuals paying personal taxes and tax deductible for all business taxes.
  • You may be eligible for rewards associated with your payment method. Please check with your card issuer for eligibility.

Credit or Debit Card Convenience Fee Questions



8. What is the convenience fee for?
The convenience fee is charged by Value Payment Systems, LLC to cover the cost of processing the transaction. Fees are based on the amount of the payment or payment method and are shown after selecting your payment method.

9. Who gets the convenience fee?
The IRS does not receive or charge any fees for card payments. The convenience fee goes directly to Value Payment Systems, LLC for processing the transaction.

10. Is the convenience fee negotiable?
No. Value Payment Systems, LLC only receives a small portion of the fee. The majority of the fee pays for the transaction processing.

11. Can I deduct the convenience fee?
The fee is deductible for personal tax types for those who qualify. For business tax types, the fee is a deductible business expense (see IRS Pub. 529).

12. Will I be charged a cash advance fee?
No, your tax payment will be treated as a retail purchase and not a cash advance purchase.

13. Does the IRS get my payment method information?
No, the IRS does not receive any personal payment method data such as credit card numbers.

Tax Payment Questions

14.How many payments can I make?

Tax Type: Annual
Maximum Payment: 2 Per Year

  • 1040 Current Tax Return Payments
  • 1040 Prior Tax Return Years Payments
  • 1040 Proposed Tax Assessment / CP 2000/CP2501/CP3219A
  • 1040 Section 965 - Transition Tax Current Year
  • 1040 Section 965 - Transition Tax Prior Year
  • 1040 Section 965 - Transferee Liability Tax Current Year
  • 1040 Section 965 - Transferee Liability Tax Prior Years
  • 1040 Section 965 - Transferee Liability Tax Future Years
  • 1040 Partner Payment for BBA Modification
  • 1040 Prepayment on BBA AAR/Exam Push Out
  • 1040 Prtnr Pymnt Proportionate Shr BBA IU
  • Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Tax Periods
  • Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Installment Agreements
  • 4868 Automatic Extension of Time to File
  • 5329 Retirement Plans
  • 1040X Amended Return Payments
  • Health Care Payment - (Form 1040) Amended or Adjusted Return
  • Health Care Payment - (Form 1040) Proposed Tax Assessment / CP 2000/CP2501/CP3219A
  • Health Care Payment - (Form 1040) Balance Due Notice
  • 940 Current Year Balance Due Payments
  • 940 Prior Year Balance Due Payments
  • 940 Amended or Adjusted Return Payments
  • 943 Current Year Balance Due Payments
  • 943 Prior Year Balance Due Payments
  • 943 Amended or Adjusted Return Payments
  • 944 Current Year Balance Due Payments
  • 944 Prior Year Balance Due Payments
  • 944 Amended or Adjusted Return Payments
  • 945 Current Year Balance Due Payments
  • 945 Prior Year Balance Due Payments
  • 945 Amended or Adjusted Return Payments
  • 1041 Current Year Balance Due Payments
  • 1041 Prior Year Balance Due Payments
  • 1041 Section 965 Transition Tax Current Year
  • 1041 Section 965 Transition Tax Prior Year
  • 1041 Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax Current Year
  • 1041 Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax Prior Years
  • 1041 Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax Future Years
  • 1041 BBA AAR Push Out As reported on F8985)
  • 1041 Partner Payment for BBA Modification Current Year
  • 1041 BBA Exam Push Out As reported on F8985) Current Year
  • 1041 Series Prtnr Pymnt Proportionate Shr BBA IU
  • 1065 Current Year Balance Due Payments
  • 1065 Prior Year Balance Due Payments
  • 1065 Section 965 Transition Tax Current Year
  • 1065 Section 965 Transition Tax Prior Year
  • 1065 Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax Current Year
  • 1065 Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax Prior Years
  • 1065 Section 965 Transferee Liability Tax Future Years
  • 1065 BBA AAR Imputed Underpayment
  • 1065 BBA AAR Push Out (As Reported on F8985)
  • 1065 BBA Exam Imputed Underpayment
  • 1065 Advance BBA Exam Imputed Underpayment
  • 1065 Partner Payment for BBA Modification
  • 1065 BBA Exam Push Out (As Reported on F8985)
  • 1065 Series Prtnr Pymnt Proportionate Shr BBA IU
  • 2290 Current Year Balance Due Payments
  • 2290 Prior Year Balance Due Payments

Tax Type: Quarterly
Maximum Payments: 2 Per Quarter

  • 1040ES Estimated Tax Payments
  • Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Tax Payments
  • Form 941 Current Quarter Balance Due Payments
  • 941 Prior Quarter Balance Due Payments
  • 941 Amended or Adjusted Return Payments

Tax Type: Installments
Maximum Payments: 2 Per Month

  • 1040 Balance Due Installment Agreement Payments
  • Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Tax Installment Agreement Payments
  • Form 940 Installment Agreement Payments
  • 941 Installment Agreement Payments
  • 943 Installment Agreement Payments
  • 945 Installment Agreement Payments

15. When will the IRS receive my payment?
Your payment date and time are equal to the date and time you complete the transaction and receive your real-time confirmation number. The IRS will give you credit for that payment date and time although it takes approximately 5 - 7 business days to post your payment to your account.

16. How is the payment posted to my account?
Your payment will post to your account based on the Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number or Taxpayer Identification Number provided.

17. Can I make a partial payment or use more than one card?
Yes, taxpayers can make partial payments using more than one card. You will need to complete separate transactions for each partial payment.

18. Will I receive a payment confirmation number?
Yes, taxpayers will receive a real-time confirmation number on the receipt. An email confirmation number will also be sent to the email address provided during the process.

19. What do I do with my payment confirmation number?
Your payment will post to your account based on the Social Security Number or Taxpayer Identification Number provided. However, you should keep a copy of the confirmation number with your tax records.

20. If I am married filing jointly, is my spouse's personal information required?
No, the IRS will post the payment to the social security number or individual taxpayer identification number entered during the transaction. For joint filers, please make sure you enter the social security number of the first spouse listed on the tax return.

21. Do I need to mail anything to the IRS once my payment is completed?
If you haven't already, you need to file your tax return or amended return associated with your payment. You do not need to mail in a payment voucher or any other payment information. payUSAtax will send all payment information completed through this website to the IRS.

22. If I make a Form 4868 Automatic Extension to File payment, do I have to file the IRS form 4868?
Once you successfully complete a payment and receive a confirmation number, your extension to file will be automatically granted for both you and your spouse (if applicable). Therefore, you do not need to file an IRS Form 4868.

23. Can I pay someone else's tax liability using my card?
Yes, the payment information may be different from the person owing the tax, bill or fee.

24. Will I receive points from my card type?
Card rewards and points are issued by your card issuer. To determine if you are eligible, please contact your card issuer.

25. Can I make a payment from overseas?
Yes, you can make a payment from overseas and it will be posted to your account in the same time frame as a domestic payment.

26. Can taxpayers filing form 1040 NR, U.S. Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return, use this service?
Yes, Form 1040 NR filers can pay taxes through this service. You should enter your Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number when prompted. If you have been issued an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) by the IRS, you may enter your ITIN in place of a Social Security Number.

27. Who do I contact to establish an Installment Agreement Payment Plan?
You must setup your Installment Agreement Payment Plan with the IRS. You must submit an Installment Agreement Request (Form 9465) to the IRS. Installment Agreement Request, Form 9465, is available at www.irs.gov, or contact the IRS at 1-800-829-1040.

28. How can I view upcoming recurring payments?
You can login to the My Account link on payUSAtax and select the profile link. Your profile will display your upcoming recurring payment schedule.

29. What would prevent me from getting a confirmation email?
All payments made through www.payUSAtax.com will get a real-time confirmation email. Some spam-filtering software may be configured to prevent the delivery of emails from certain addresses. To ensure receipt of your payment confirmation, any spam-filtering software should allow receipt of emails from confirmation@payUSAtax.com.

30. Can I verify a prior payment?
Yes, if you made a prior payment through this service you can select the "Payment Verification" link. Within the "Payment Verification" link, you will enter your prior payment amount and social security number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number or employer identification number. Your confirmation number and payment date/time will be returned.

31. Can I make a second payment without having to re-enter all of my personal information?
Yes, if you made a prior payment through this service you can select the "Payment Verification" link. Within the "Payment Verification" link, you will have the option to view prior payments and select "make another payment" utilizing our expedited payment service.

Cancellations and Error Questions

32. What if I want to cancel a payment after I receive a confirmation number?
Generally, payments cannot be cancelled.

33. If my card declines, who should I contact?
Taxpayers should call the card issuer regarding payment decline errors.

34. Who do I call regarding amount of tax owed or other matters concerning the tax return?
You should call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to report any problems concerning the amount of tax owed or any other matter concerning the tax return.

35. What if I accidentally paid more than I owe?
In most instances, the IRS will refund an overpayment once the return is received and processed. An overpayment may be used to settle or offset an existing debt on the taxpayer's account.

36. What if I made a duplicate payment?
Please select the "Contact Us" link by clicking "Support" at the top of the page and notify us of your duplicate payment.

37. What if I paid the wrong tax type?
Please select the "Contact Us" link by clicking "Support" at the top of the page and notify us of the error.

38. What if my social security number or individual taxpayer identification number or employer identification number was wrong?
Please select the "Contact Us" link by clicking "Support" at the top of the page and notify us of the error.

39. I used your service and received a non-payment notification from the IRS?
Please verify your prior payment through this service by selecting the payment verification link. Within the payment verification link, you will enter your prior payment amount and social security number or individual taxpayer identification number or employer identification number. Your confirmation number and payment date/time will be returned. If your payment was successful, please select the "Contact Us" link by clicking "Support" at the top of the page and notify us of your non-payment notification.

40. How do I modify or cancel recurring payments or email reminders?
If you would like to modify or cancel your recurring payments or email reminders, you can do so by visiting www.payUSAtax.com and selecting "Login" at the top of the page. You will need to login to your account, and visit the profile page. Recurring payments can be cancelled anytime up to 11 pm ET on the day before your next scheduled payment.

41. Why can’t I see the checkbox in the Captcha verification section of Step 3, the Review Information page?
You will need to clear your browser’s cache in order to correctly see the checkbox display. Each time you visit this site, your browser saves tiny files onto your computer in your browser’s cache so that next time you visit this site, it will load faster. Your browser may be loading old or cached (saved) content during your most recent visit of our site, rather than new content. Clearing your cache will clear out old content and ensure you are seeing the most accurate up to date content, including the Captcha verification checkbox.

Find your browser below to learn how to clear your cache:

Chrome

Windows

  1. Click the menu icon in the top-right corner.
  2. Select History, then History again.
  3. Click Clear browsing data.
  4. Check Browsing history, Cookie and other site data, and Cached images and files.
  5. From the Time Range drop-down, choose All time.
  6. Click Clear Data.
  7. Close and restart Chrome for the clearing to take full effect.

Mac

  1. Click Chrome.
  2. Click Clear browsing data.
  3. Check Browsing history, Cookie and other site data, and Cached images and files.
  4. From the Time Range drop-down, choose All time.
  5. Click Clear Data.
  6. Close and restart Chrome for the clearing to take full effect.

Firefox

Windows

  1. Windows
  2. Click the menu icon in the top-right corner.
  3. Click Select Options.
  4. Click Privacy & Security.
  5. Scroll down to Cached Web Content and click Clear Now.
  6. Close and restart Firefox for the clearing to take full effect.

Mac

  1. Click the menu icon in the top-right corner.
  2. Select Preferences.
  3. Click Privacy & Security.
  4. Scroll down to Cached Web Content and click Clear Now.
  5. Close and restart Firefox for the clearing to take full effect.

Safari

  1. Click Safari.
  2. Select Preferences.
  3. In the Privacy tab, click Manage Website Data.
  4. Click Remove All.
  5. Click Done.
  6. Close and restart Safari for the clearing to take full effect.

Microsoft Edge

  1. Click the Hub icon in the top-right corner of the screen.
  2. In the History tab, click Clear history.
  3. Select all boxes.
  4. Click Clear.
  5. Close and restart Microsoft Edge for the clearing to take full effect.

Internet Explorer (10 & 11)

  1. Click the gear icon in the top-right corner.
  2. Select Safety, and then click Delete browsing history.
  3. Uncheck Preserve Favorites website data.
  4. Check Temporary Internet files and website files and Cookies and website data.
  5. Click Delete.
  6. Close and restart Internet Explorer for the clearing to take full effect.

Safari for iOS

  1. From the Home screen, open the Settings App.
  2. Open Safari settings.
  3. Swipe to the bottom of the menu and tap Advanced.
  4. Tap Website Data.
  5. Swipe to the bottom of the menu and tap Remove All Website Data.

Chrome for iOS

  1. From the Chrome app, tap the Menu icon
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Tap Privacy.
  4. Tap Clear Cache and Clear Cookies, Site Data.

Chrome for Android

  1. From the Chrome app, tap the device's Menu button
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Tap Privacy.
  4. Tap Clear Browsing Data.
  5. Check the Clear the cache and Clear cookies, site data options
  6. Tap Clear.

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