Where to Mail Your 1040 Tax Return
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While many taxpayers file electronically, some still prefer or need to mail their IRS Form 1040.
If you're filing a paper return, it's important to send it to the correct IRS address to avoid delays or missed deadlines.
At our tax relief company, we help clients determine the right mailing location based on their state of residence and whether a payment is included.
The IRS has different addresses for returns with and without payments.
Mailing it to the wrong location could result in processing delays, penalties, or lost documentation.
Before you send anything, make sure your return is signed, dated, and includes all necessary attachments.
We recommend using certified mail or a trackable delivery service to ensure proof of timely filing.
Our team can also review your return before submission to check for errors and confirm you're using the correct IRS address.
Don't let paperwork missteps get in the way of resolving your tax obligations—we're here to help every step of the way.
Our Tax Relief Resource Center is a free resource for those seeking tax relief. It provides comprehensive guides and resources to help you understand your tax relief options. When you're ready, we'll help you start the tax relief process.