Form 8822
Change of Address
Notifies the IRS of a change in home mailing address used for income tax filings.
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About Form 8822 — Change of Address
Form 8822 is used to inform the IRS of a change in your home mailing address so that you continue to receive important IRS correspondence, refund checks, and notices. It is separate from the USPS change of address process — the IRS does not automatically receive postal forwarding notifications. You may also notify the IRS of an address change by including your new address on your next annual tax return. For business address changes, use Form 8822-B instead. There is no deadline to file Form 8822, but you should submit it promptly after any move.
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