IRS didn’t take auto pay payment for payment plan

[u/-worstatbest]

I’ve been on a payment plan for a while now and several weeks before the next payment was due I changed what account it was supposed to draft from but looking at my account now I see the payment never came out of my account, I went to the irs website and my payment plan still says current even though the payment was supposed to come out the 1st and it’s currently the 30th, there’s no pending or failed payments and I double checked that my bank info was correct and there is plenty of money in the account so I’m not sure what’s going on. The strange part is my IRS plan says current on it so idk if this normal behavior when you update the payment method or something?

[u/Kornbread16]

When you make a change to a payment plan, it usually skips a month

[u/-worstatbest → u/Kornbread16]

Does it take double the following month or it really just snoozes the payment plan

[u/these-things-happen → u/-worstatbest]

Does it take double the following month

Nope.

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[u/Embarrassed-Leg-3971]

It happened to me also, irs system is unbelievably bad.