Credit Card Payments FAQs
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What if I change my mind?
After making your payment, if you decide to reverse the credit card transaction, remember that you will still owe tax. If unpaid by the due date (click here for a Calendar of Due Dates), you will be subject to penalty and interest. If you change your mind and still need to pay your Nebraska tax, mail a check or money order to the address shown on your return (under the signature block).
If you are paying individual income tax, you should write on your check or money order, the primary social security number used on your tax return, the tax year, and the Nebraska form you filed. Optionally, you can download a 
Nebraska Individual Income Tax Payment Voucher, Form 1040N-V. Complete all parts of the voucher, attach your check or money order to it, and mail it to the address above.
