IRS Mailing Addresses by Residence, Form

The mailing addresses listed here are for 2021 IRS federal tax returns only. Click here for state tax return mailing addresses. For previous year mailing addresses please visit the back taxes pages.

Your actual IRS tax return mailing address depends on the state or territory that you live or reside in now, whether you expect an IRS tax refund or are submitting a tax payment, and, in some cases, on the type of Form 1040 that you are filing. A few points regarding the mailing of your return:

• You can pay taxes online, even though you might mail in your return.
• If you owe taxes: file something, even if you can't pay anything! Why? Late filing penalties are often higher than late payment penalties.
• The Form 1040-X - tax amendment form - requires different postal and/or UPS, FedEx mailing addresses for the amended return. A list of other tax forms might also list IRS mailing addresses - typically, forms have addresses listed on the informational pages.
• If you need to change your own mailing address with the IRS due to a move - for example, you had selected to receive your refund by check in the mail - after you had submitted or e-Filed your return, complete address change Form 8822 and mail it in - that mailing address is on the form 8822. You can't e-File form 8822! You can also wait until you complete your next tax return and change your address there if you don't expect letters or checks mailed to you by the IRS. However, in general, it may be a good idea to update your address shortly after you move.

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File or e-File my Tax Return

Spare yourself the paper return and mailing hassle; prepare and e-File these 2021 Federal IRS 1040 Forms together with your state tax return form on eFile.com. Having said that, there are 2021 Tax Forms you might not be able to eFile. The eFile tax app supports the preparation of these forms, but you may have to print and mail them in as per federal law.

However, if you miss the October 15 October 17, 2022 e-File deadline, you can access the tax forms for back taxes here. You can complete previous tax year forms conveniently online here on eFile.com and sign them online electronically before you download, print, and mail them to address listed below based on your state residency. Back Taxes are also mailed to the addresses listed below. Find tax amendment mailing addresses and see a list of mailing addresses for 2020 Tax Returns if you did not file your 2020 Return by the deadline. 

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Instructions and mailing address on how to return your stimulus payment(s).

Important: Do not mail your state tax returns to any of the addresses listed below. For state return mailing addresses, find the respective address(es) via the link.

Click on the the state you live or reside in - most likely the same address as on your tax return - below and find the mailing address for your IRS tax forms. The IRS mailing addresses listed below can also be stored and/or printed by clicking the link.

IRS Mailing Addresses by Sender's Residence, Form

Below, find tables with addresses by residency. You will be mailing your returns to specific addresses based on the type of 1040 Form you are filing. Send in your return and include copies of your income forms - see mailing instructions if you prepared your return with eFile.com.

In general, we recommend preparing and e-filing over mailing your returns. Why? It is safer, quicker, and more efficient. Prepare your returns with eFile.com and see how we guarantee the safe and secure e-filing of your federal and state returns. 

Send via UPS, FedEx, etc. to the IRS

If you elect to use a private delivery service (PDS), you will want to use the addresses in the table below instead of the by-state addresses.

Alabama Resident

Alaska Resident

Arizona Resident

Arkansas Resident

California Resident

Colorado Resident

Connecticut

Delaware

District of Columbia

Florida

Georgia

Hawaii

Idaho

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

American Samoa

Guam

Northern Mariana Islands

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

U.S. Citizens and Residents with Foreign Addresses:

Where to Mail Form 941

The deadlines to file quarterly returns for employers are generally the end of the month following a quarter. For example, for wages paid during Q1 (January - March), the first 941 would be due April 30. If the end of the month falls on a weekend of holiday, the deadline is moved to the next business day.

Note: we at eFile.com currently only support the preparation and e-filing of individual income tax returns via Form 1040 and individual income state returns.

The IRS does accept e-filed 941 Forms for Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Returns and they encourage employers to e-file rather than mail. Otherwise, use the addresses below to mail your 941 Return based on the state the business operates and whether or not you owe taxes.

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