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Complete the Third Party Designee section. Select a 5-digit number that this person can use to identify themselves to any IRS representative who contacts them and enter it in the area for the Personal identification number PIN. Be sure to let your third party designee know this number.
Sign your form. You and your spouse, if applicable, should both sign your names as they appear at the top and as they match the records for both the Social Security Administration and the IRS tax database. You should each date it the same date as you signed it. Each of you should list your occupations.
By signing the form, you are swearing that the information on the form is true and correct to the best of your knowledge. You face criminal penalties for knowingly filing inaccurate information. A daytime telephone number with area code should be listed in the space provided. If you have been provided an identity protection PIN, enter it in the space provided.
If you do not have an identity protection PIN, leave that space blank. Leave the paid preparer use only section blank. This section should only be used by professional tax preparers. Prepare supplementary materials to include with your return. Detach Copy B of all Forms W If you prepared any additional forms, such as Form or , gather them. If you owe and plan to pay by check, write your check. Make a copy of all of these documents and the Form EZ for your files.
You will need to keep a copy of your taxes for your records. File your tax return. Mail the originals of all documents to the IRS at the appropriate address listed on the last page of the instructions.
You can file your return electronically through a variety of tax preparer websites. Lewis Business Advisor. There is no required information on Page 2 of the EZ. The worksheet on page 2 is a worksheet to help you determine the amount you can deduct if you or your spouse is a dependent of another taxpayer. Not Helpful 8 Helpful 3. If you e-file your return, there is no need to mail it. There a number of IRS addresses where your form should be mailed based upon your home address. Not Helpful 6 Helpful 2.
Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. If you have any questions about exemptions, deductions or credits, you will find all your answers here. For more forms that are commonly used in personal filing, see the IRS Picklist.
This article is for informational purposes only. If you have any questions you should seek out a tax professional. Helpful 1 Not Helpful 2. This is not tax advice. Tax laws change from year to year.
This article attempts to stay within the most common adjustments. It is intended to give you the information to do your taxes yourself. You should be able to do every kind of the most common individual taxes with the instructions and the Pub However, if you run into questions that are just too confounding, don't hesitate to call the IRS help line. Helpful 0 Not Helpful 2.
The IRS will pursue you if anything on your return appears to be fraudulent. If they bring an error to your attention, just correct it and follow it through. File a X Amended form as soon as possible to correct the error. It's a correction process that's there to help you amend an error.
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