Form 8822, Change of Address, tells the IRS that your home mailing address has changed.
Form 8822, Change of Address, tells the IRS that your home mailing address has changed. Use it when you move so refunds and IRS notices reach you. Businesses use Form 8822-B instead.
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Official U.S. government form. Federal government works are in the public domain. Always check the issuing agency for the newest revision before filing. Issued by: Internal Revenue Service.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to file Form 8822 when I move?
It is not required, but it makes sure IRS letters and refunds reach your new address.
How long does the change take?
The IRS says it can take four to six weeks to process.
Can businesses use this form?
No. Businesses use Form 8822-B.
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