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In general payment of taxes is not one of the generally accepted reasons for hardship. Have you already contacted the IRS about setting up a payment plan? That should come before you seriously consider a hardship withdrawal from your 401(k).
Here is a good web site that covers hardship withdrawals: 401khelpcenter.com - 401k Hardship Withdrawals |
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