What is a collection information statement?
The IRS uses Collection Information Statements (Forms 433-F and 433-A) to gather financial information from taxpayers, including people who are self-employed. These forms ask for your monthly income and expenses and the value of any assets you have, such as bank accounts, real estate, stocks, etc.
What is a 433-F form used for?
What is the purpose of Form 433F? Form 433-F is used to obtain current financial information necessary for determining how a wage earner or self-employed individual can satisfy an outstanding tax liability.
What is the difference between IRS form 433-A and 433-F?
The IRS usually uses 433-F to determine eligibility for payment plans or Currently Non-Collectible status. If your case is assigned to the IRS Automated Collection Service, you’ll likely be required to fill out Form 433-F. Form 433-F is a simplified version of Form 433-A, with only two pages.
Where do I mail my 433-F?
Mail 433-D form to: Internal Revenue Service. ACS Support. PO Box 8208. Philadelphia, PA 19101-8208.
What is the difference between 433-A and 433-A OIC?
Types of Form 433-A Form 433-A is the long form of the Collection Information Statement. Form 433-A OIC is the version of the form specifically used when seeking an offer in compromise.
Do I have to fill out form 433-F?
Who Should File Form 433-F? You only need to file IRS Form 433-F if you have delinquent tax debt. Delinquent taxes are any form of tax debt owed to the IRS—the debt is considered delinquent once the due date for payment passes and the debt remains unpaid.
What is the difference between 433 A and 433 A OIC?
Can I fax form 433-D?
If you are completing Form 433-D, you undoubtedly received correspondence from the Internal Revenue Service. On the Notice is a fax number and/or address where to send the completed and signed installment agreement request form. If not, call 800–829–0115 and ask the representative for the fax number.