Irs 10439 2017-2024 Form

When is an 14039 Form Used?

Every year, unfortunately, some US citizens run into various difficulties in relation to completing their tax returns. Sometimes people even experience identity fraud. A common sign of this is when the Internal Revenue Service mentions an unusual activity from the taxpayer’s side. Usually, they will send a letter to notify the taxpayer of suspicious activity or to request clarification of any misunderstandings.

If you have any suspicions regarding a stolen tax identity or if you want to answer such a letter from the Internal Revenue Service, then you should fill out the 14039 form. Other signs that you may need to use this blank, is if you try to file a tax return online, but the system rejects it, or if you receive a letter requesting that you fill out another return.

If you come to the conclusion that this document should be filled, it is better to file it as soon as possible. Because, if fraud is suspected, your withdrawals will be put on hold until the IRS finishes examining the details of the fraudulent activity.

When filling out the template, you will need to declare yourself as a victim. Add photocopies of your identifying documents, and send them together with the template. There are several precautions you can take when doing so. For example, there are several security precautions you can use. For example, you can have PIN protection that changes every year. Also, the taxpayer may complete an identity-validation process.

Complete the Form 14039 Digitally

The electronic version of the IRS 14039 form is available on the airSlate SignNow website. You may also upload Identity Theft Affidavit blank to your personal account from your internal device storage. Open the sample, and fill out the necessary data with the text tool. It consists of the five parts:

1. The first section is used to better clarify your specific situation. As there is no need to type any data, you can just use the “My Check” option to check the boxes most applicable to you.
2. Next, you will be asked to include additional details. Here, the person may answer with a check mark or describe the situation in detail.
3. Provide personal data of the fraud victim. This includes personal and contact information together with the social security number. Specify the time when you will be reachable by phone and the language you want to be consulted with.
4. Certify that all information is correct and up-to-date. Add your signature and the current date.
5. The last part is for the representatives, who may be helping a person to submit the document.
6. Save all changes and send the document by e-mail to the IRS.