@edwinx unfortunately, you've gotten two pieces of bad information above, mixed in with the good stuff.
#1: you do not need to turn off autopay so long as you have enough in your available funds balance to pay for the renewal. As the system won't try to do a top-up from your card, there's no harm in leaving it on, and this ensures you will get your AutoPay discount as well. I'd suggest you leave it on.
#2: you do NOT need to put enough into your available funds to cover taxes. You are taxed on the payment or top-up, which means you were charged taxes by the voucher vendor when you purchased your voucher. The pre-tax amount was credited to your available funds balance when you redeemed the voucher, and your plan costs that show in self-serve are al pre-tax amounts. If it says your estimated payment is, for example, $72, then you would need to have $72 at a minimum in your available funds.
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