Every IRS form has its own fax number, and it's rarely the same one twice. Whether you're applying for an EIN with Form SS-4, filing an S corporation election, or authorizing a representative, use the lookup below to find the right number for your form and where you file from, then send it securely with Fax.Plus.


Use the EIN fax number that matches your situation.
Source: IRS Instructions for Form SS-4 (irs.gov/instructions/iss4).
When faxing, include a return fax number so the IRS can send your EIN back to you. The IRS does not email your EIN, it faxes it back to the return number listed on Form SS-4, usually within about 4 business days, before the written CP 575 confirmation letter arrives by mail 2 to 3 weeks later. That only works if your fax number can receive, not just send.
No SSN or ITIN? The IRS online EIN tool only works for applicants with a US legal residence, so a non-US founder without a Social Security Number or ITIN cannot use it. Fax is the fastest route instead: file Form SS-4 with "foreign" on the responsible party's SSN/ITIN line and send it to 855-215-1627 from inside the US or 304-707-9471 from outside the US.
要传真IRS 2553表格,您需要使用基于您的Business所在州的特定传真号码。以下是各州及其相应传真号码的完整列表:
请务必包含一封面页,其中包含您的联系信息和任何必要的详细信息,以确保正确处理您的提交。
Once your fax is sent, keep the transmission confirmation showing the destination number, timestamp, and page count. That confirmation is your proof of timely filing if the IRS ever questions when you filed, since the standard IRS acceptance letter (CP261) can take up to 60 days to arrive.
855-887-7737: Foreign-owned U.S. disregarded entities filing a pro forma Form 1120 together with Form 5472.
This number is a temporary IRS procedure, in effect since October 1, 2020 "until further notice," and it is not a general submission line, it is only for faxing the separate OTSA copy of a reportable transaction's initial year Form 8886. You must still attach the original Form 8886 to your income tax return, that filing is never done by fax. If you already mailed or faxed your OTSA copy for a transaction's initial year, do not fax a second copy in a later year. Send only one exact copy per fax, up to a maximum of 100 pages, with a cover sheet listing the subject, your name, title, phone number, address, the taxpayer's name, the date, and the total page count (no EIN or SSN on the cover sheet). The IRS does not provide a fax confirmation or receipt, so keep your own transmission log.
This is a current IRS procedure for faxing Form 8918 in place of mailing it, in effect "until further notice." You must sign the form before faxing it, the IRS will not accept an unsigned copy. Send only one Form 8918 per fax, up to a maximum of 100 pages, with a cover sheet listing the subject, your name, title, phone number, and address, the material advisor's name, the date, and the total page count (no EIN or SSN on the cover sheet). The IRS does not provide a fax confirmation or receipt, so keep your own transmission log. After processing, the IRS mails a Letter 4373 with your reportable transaction number, which you must then pass on to every taxpayer and material advisor you acted for.
Include a fax cover sheet with your contact information and any necessary details to ensure proper processing of your submission.
This is the only fax number for Form 8655, verified against the form's own filing instructions and IRS Publication 1474, with no state or regional split. Fax only to the RAF Team, faxing Form 8655 to any other IRS office does not satisfy your filing requirement. Send no more than 25 forms in a single fax, and the IRS itself recommends sending straight from your computer rather than a physical fax machine. You can also mail Form 8655 to the IRS Accounts Management Service Center, MS 6748 RAF Team, 1973 Rulon White Blvd, Ogden, UT 84404, but faxing is faster.
Form 8023 has one nationwide, toll-free fax number.
The IRS asks that you send only one Form 8023 per fax, that the fax not exceed 100 pages, and that the form be signed before you fax it. No fax confirmation or receipt is issued, so keep your fax transmission log as proof of delivery.
请务必附上包含您的联系信息和任何必要详细信息的封面,以方便正确处理您的提交内容。
Form 911 goes to one centralized Taxpayer Advocate Service fax number for the vast majority of filers, confirmed directly on the form's own printed instructions:
855-828-2723 (domestic, all 50 states)
Two regional exceptions exist based on time zone rather than state: taxpayers in Puerto Rico and nearby time zones (GMT +6 to -4) fax to 855-818-5700, and taxpayers in Hawaii and nearby time zones (GMT +7 to -11) fax to 855-819-5024. Filing from overseas uses a separate, non-toll-free number: 304-707-9793.
Unlike some other items in this collection, Form 911 intake genuinely is centralized rather than routed by local office, so you don't need to look up your state's Taxpayer Advocate office to submit your initial request. Local TAS offices do still exist and matter later, once your case is open, your assigned advocate may ask you to send follow-up documents to their office directly, but the number above is the correct one for filing Form 911 itself.
Fax.Plus lets you send your completed Form 911 and any supporting documentation straight from a computer, phone, or email, with a timestamped delivery confirmation for your records, useful since a case can turn on when TAS received your request.
Letter 12C is the one page in this cluster where there is no single fax number to publish, and IRS.gov says so directly: "Your Letter 0012C provides a fax number, if you want to send the information by fax. Fax your information to the fax number in the notice." The number is printed on your specific letter, not on any IRS.gov page, because it depends on which IRS processing center is handling your case.
Taxpayers have reported several different numbers on their own Letter 12C notices over time, including 855-204-5020, 855-309-9361, and 844-254-2835. These are shared here for reference only, they are not published by the IRS itself, they are not guaranteed to be current, and using the wrong one risks losing your fax and delaying your refund. Always fax to the exact number printed on the letter you received, not to a number from this list or anywhere else online.
Once you have the right number, Fax.Plus lets you send your Form 8962, Form 1095-A, and your letter's own cover page from a computer, phone, or email, with a timestamped delivery confirmation for your records, useful since the IRS itself does not confirm receipt of your fax.
Form 4506 requests a full photocopy of your tax return and must be mailed to the IRS with a $30 fee per return, there is currently no IRS fax option for Form 4506 itself. Mail to the address for the state you lived in when you filed:
If you only need proof of your return's figures rather than an exact photocopy, most requesters qualify for the free Form 4506-T instead, and the IRS does accept that one by fax: 855-587-9604 (Austin), 855-298-1145 (Ogden), or 855-821-0094 (Kansas City), based on the state you lived in when you filed. Fax.Plus can send Form 4506-T to the right number directly from a computer, phone, or email, with a timestamped delivery confirmation.
Faxing is only available once you have paid the Form 8802 user fee through Pay.gov and entered your payment confirmation number on page 1, applicants paying by check or money order must mail their form instead. You can fax up to 10 Forms 8802, including all attachments, for a maximum of 100 pages per transmission, with a cover sheet stating the total page count.
Form 866 does not have a single published fax number the way most forms on this site do, because it is never something you fill out and send in cold. It is finalized inside an active IRS Examination or Appeals case, and the examiner or Appeals officer handling that case prepares and submits it.
That said, the IRS's own procedures do allow you to sign and return your copy by fax. Per Internal Revenue Manual 8.13.1.3.5, once you have been in contact with your assigned IRS examiner or Appeals officer and your case file documents that contact and your request to submit your signature by fax, the IRS can accept your signed Form 866 by fax for any amount of tax. There is no general public number to list here, your caseworker gives you the correct one for your case. Fax.Plus can still send your signed agreement to that number from a computer, phone, or email, with a timestamped delivery confirmation for your records.
Form 8233 is not faxed by the nonresident alien directly. After you give the completed and signed form to your withholding agent (your employer or payer), and they sign the Part IV certification, it is the withholding agent who forwards a copy to the IRS, by mail or by fax, within 5 days of accepting it.
Form 637 has one nationwide fax number, the same number applies regardless of which Activity Letter you're registering for or which state you're in.
These are two distinct filing tracks with different rules. For automatic consent, send only one Form 3115 per fax, up to a maximum of 100 pages, no user fee required. For advance consent, a user fee is required and paid through Pay.gov, and you can also mail the request to Internal Revenue Service, Attn: CC:PA:LPD:TSS, P.O. Box 7604, Benjamin Franklin Station, Washington, DC 20044, or submit it by encrypted email. Most accounting method changes qualify for the automatic procedures.
855-828-2723: Centralized Taxpayer Advocate Service intake for Form 911.
Not all documents are accepted via fax. Generally, forms that do not require an original signature (or can be signed electronically) may be faxed to the IRS. One frequent question: there is no IRS fax number for Form 1040, since individual tax returns must be filed electronically or by mail. Here's a quick overview of which common IRS forms can and can't be faxed:
表格 2553:此表格可以传真给 IRS。Business 使用它来选择 S corporation 状态。
表格 SS-4:此表格用于申请雇主识别号 (EIN),也可以传真。
表格 2848:此表格授权个人在 IRS 面前代表您,也可以传真。
表格 8821:此表格允许 IRS 向第三方披露您的税务信息,也可以传真。
4506表格:此表格可以传真至美国国税局。它用于请求先前提交的纳税申报表的副本。
8886 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于披露参与某些应报告的交易。
886 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于提供额外的税务相关信息或报告您税务帐户中的特定更改。
8655 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于授权报告代理处理您的工资税事务。
8918 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于披露您在某些税务庇护交易中作为重要顾问的角色。
8806 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于报告特定的税务预扣或付款信息。
3115 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于请求更改您的会计方法。
8233 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。非居民外国人使用此表格来申请免除独立个人服务报酬的预扣税。
8802 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于请求证明您在美国的居民身份,以用于税务条约目的。
637 表格:此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于提供与税务评估或请求相关的其他信息。
8023 表格: 此表格可以传真至 IRS。它用于报告或声明 IRS 要求的特定税务信息。
1040 表格:这是个人所得税申报表,不能通过传真发送。必须通过邮寄或电子方式提交
433 表格:此表格用于收款信息声明,通常不被认为是符合传真提交条件的。因此,建议直接与 IRS 核实或咨询税务专业人士以获取指导。
4868 表格:此表格被称为“美国个人所得税申报自动延期申请表”,允许纳税人申请额外的时间来提交申报表。必须以电子方式或邮寄方式提交,不接受传真提交。
Form 8962:The IRS does not normally accept this form by fax. If an IRS letter (such as Letter 0012C) or an IRS agent instructs you to fax it, send Form 8962 together with Form 1095-A to the fax number printed on that letter.
8809 表格:“信息申报表延期申请”旨在请求延长提交各种信息申报表的时间。与其他 IRS 表格一样,不接受传真方式;应以电子方式或邮寄方式提交。
8822 表格:此表格通知 IRS 您的邮寄地址变更,确保您收到所有信件。必须通过邮件提交,而不是传真。
8850 表格:雇主使用此表格预先筛选和认证潜在员工以获得工作机会税收抵免,此表格必须按照 IRS 指南提交。不允许传真提交;应以电子方式或邮寄方式完成提交。
941 表格:“雇主季度联邦税务申报表”报告预扣的所得税以及社会保障和医疗保险税。此表格必须通过邮件或电子方式提交,不能通过传真发送。
1120 表格:这是美国公司所得税申报表,公司使用它来报告其财务活动,包括收入、扣除额和纳税义务。必须以电子方式或邮寄方式提交,不接受传真提交。
Form 1120 exception: Foreign-owned U.S. disregarded entities file a pro forma Form 1120 together with Form 5472 by fax to 855-887-7737.
When it comes to requesting certain tax forms and documents from the Internal Revenue Service agency, you can order such documents from the IRS through fax by getting a local fax number (or port your currently existing fax number) and add the ability to receive faxes in Fax.Plus.
All your submitted documents will be accessible for future references in your fully encrypted Faxes tab and you can add notes and comments to each fax as well (If you wish you can also configure the service to not store your documents). Let’s see how you can send your tax documents as well your financial statements via the Fax.Plus secure faxing solution.
前往发送传真部分,在“收件人”字段中输入收件人的传真号码(国家代码 + 区号 + 传真号码)。您可以从计算机在线发送传真到多个传真号码。
附上您希望传真发送的文件。您还可以为传真添加一个可选的传真封面,并添加一些关于收件人的详细信息。
发送您的传真并等待确认报告。您将通过电子邮件、Fax.Plus 移动应用程序内的推送通知收到报告,也可以在您的 Web 仪表板中查看。
Processing time depends on the form, not on how fast your fax was delivered.
These are typical ranges, not guarantees. The IRS can take longer during peak filing season. Keep your Fax.Plus delivery confirmation as proof of when you sent the fax, in case you need to follow up.
Tax forms carry sensitive information like your SSN or EIN, so Fax.Plus encrypts every fax in transit. One of the major benefits of using Fax.Plus for IRS and tax forms is that you can print your successful fax transmission confirmation page for future reference. This confirmation page is always available in your Faxes tab and is also emailed to you right after your fax is delivered. If you want to receive responses from the IRS by fax as well, a paid Fax.Plus plan gets you a local fax number to do that.
An IRS fax number is a dedicated line that lets you send certain forms and documents directly to a specific IRS office instead of mailing them. There is no single fax number for the entire IRS: the correct number depends on the form, notice, and sometimes where you are filing from. Use the lookup tool above or check the instructions for your specific form or IRS notice, then confirm the number on IRS.gov before sending because fax numbers can change.
Cross-check it against the number printed on your current IRS notice, the latest instructions for your specific form on IRS.gov, or the lookup tool above, which links to the relevant IRS source. Do not rely only on an old form revision, an older article, or a search result, because IRS fax numbers and routing instructions can change.
Follow the instructions for the specific form or IRS notice first. A fax cover sheet commonly includes the subject or form number, the sender’s name and contact information, the taxpayer’s name, the date, and the total number of pages including the cover sheet. Avoid putting sensitive information such as a Social Security number or Employer Identification Number on the cover sheet unless the IRS instructions for that specific submission explicitly require it.
Make sure the form or document is actually eligible to be faxed and confirm the correct destination before sending. Check that every required page is included, all required signatures are present, and the document is clear and readable. Do not send duplicate copies by fax and mail unless the IRS specifically tells you to. Keep your fax transmission or delivery confirmation with your records. Forms such as Form 1040 are not normally filed by fax unless the IRS gives you case-specific instructions to do so.
For many IRS notices and letters, yes. The IRS Document Upload Tool lets eligible taxpayers securely upload scans, photos, or PDF documents. An access code may be provided on your notice, but for supported correspondence you may also be able to select the notice or letter directly in the tool. The Document Upload Tool is for responding to eligible IRS correspondence; it should not be used to submit a tax return.
It depends on the form and how you submit it. For Form 2848 and Form 8821, forms submitted by fax or mail must have handwritten, wet-ink signatures. Electronic or digital signatures can be accepted when those forms are submitted through the IRS online submission process. Always check the current instructions for your specific form before signing.
Yes. With Fax.Plus, you can send an IRS fax from your phone without a physical fax machine. Open the Fax.Plus app, enter the correct IRS fax number, attach your document or scan a paper document with your phone, add a cover sheet if needed, and send. Keep the delivery confirmation with your records after the fax is transmitted.
Yes, if you use an email-to-fax service such as Fax.Plus. Attach the document to your email and address it using the email-to-fax format provided by Fax.Plus for the IRS fax number you need to reach. The service converts the email and attachments into a fax and sends them to the recipient’s fax line.
Generally, the IRS does not send a separate confirmation just because a fax was received. Keep your fax transmission or Fax.Plus delivery confirmation as evidence that the transmission was successfully completed. A successful fax delivery confirms transmission to the receiving fax system; it does not mean the IRS has reviewed, accepted, or processed the document.
Processing time depends on the form and the IRS workload. For Form SS-4, the IRS says applicants who provide a return fax number may receive their EIN by fax in about four business days, although processing backlogs can make this longer. Processing times for Forms 2848 and 8821 also change with workload, so check the IRS processing-status page for the latest estimate. A fax delivery confirmation only proves transmission; it does not mean the IRS has completed processing.
For an actual copy of a previously filed tax return, use Form 4506. The IRS currently instructs taxpayers to mail Form 4506 with the required payment to the appropriate address; there is no standard fax filing route for Form 4506. If you only need a tax transcript rather than a full copy of the original return, Form 4506-T can be mailed or faxed to the appropriate IRS processing location. The IRS sends the resulting transcript through its approved delivery methods rather than faxing the transcript back to you.
Generally, no. Form 1040-X can normally be filed electronically when eligible or submitted by mail. Fax is not a standard filing method for an amended return. An exception can apply when an IRS notice, examiner, or other IRS representative specifically instructs you to fax Form 1040-X or supporting documents as part of an existing case. In that situation, follow the instructions and fax number provided by the IRS.
Follow the submission method shown on your IRS notice or in the instructions for the form. If your notice is eligible for the IRS Document Upload Tool, the IRS describes digital upload as the fastest way to send a response. If fax is the appropriate method, verify the fax number, send the complete response, and keep your transmission confirmation. Avoid sending duplicate copies through several channels unless the IRS instructs you to do so, because duplicates can create processing delays.
Generally, no. The IRS does not normally accept Form 1040 tax returns by fax. You should file your return electronically or use the mailing address provided in the current Form 1040 instructions. An exception may apply when an IRS examiner, an IRS letter or notice, or a Taxpayer Advocate Service case specifically instructs you to fax a return or supporting documents. In that situation, use the fax number and submission instructions provided for your case.
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