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Notifying the IRS by
E-Mail about Combat Zone Service
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Article added or updated:
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Notifying the IRS by E-Mail about Combat Zone Service
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Added:2/01/06
Working with the Department of Defense, the Internal Revenue Service
identifies taxpayers who are serving in a combat zone so that we may
suspend compliance actions, such as audits or enforced collections,
until 180 days after the taxpayer has left the zone.
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Taxpayers qualifying for such combat zone relief may also notify the IRS
directly of their status through a special e-mail address: combatzone@irs.gov.
They should provide name, stateside address, date of birth and date of
deployment to the combat zone. They should not include any social
security numbers in an e-mail. This notification may be made by the
taxpayer, spouse, or authorized agent or representative.
The IRS cannot provide tax account information by e-mail. Therefore, we
will send responses to any questions about the taxpayer’s account by
regular mail to the address we have on record for the person, within two
business days. We may provide general answers to questions regarding the
status of individual combat zone updates via e-mail.
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