What if I can't pay the IRS after the installment plan agreement?
If it's the first time, you will be okay, just don't screw it up again. (The IRS won't default you the first time because it's not worth it to them.).
It could go into collections and they could begin the wage garnishment process. They could also terminate the payment plan and demand the entire payment immediately. You should communicate with them the late payment before the deadline and see what your options are.
Just ignoring it or hoping it will all work out is not the way to go.
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