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Form 8822-B Change Of Address Or Responsible Party
A browser-local draft preview for businesses and entities that need to notify the IRS about a mailing address, business location, or responsible-party change.
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This preview uses the shared interview shell, Form 8822-B validation model, and local official-PDF fill. Generated PDFs are watermarked DRAFT - NOT FOR FILING. It does not update IRS records, save, upload, submit, mail, confirm processing, or sell anything. Refreshing the page clears the local entries unless the browser preserves form controls.
Current Product Stage
Form 8822-B is public preview. Checkout stays disabled until the workflow has launch QA, provider setup, and legal copy review appropriate for paid release.
What This Stage Provides
- Business identity, EIN, old mailing address, new mailing address, business location, and responsible-party organizer for the official Form 8822-B PDF.
- Change-type routing for business returns, employee plan returns, business location, and responsible-party updates.
- Home-address, foreign/territory, representative-signing, authority-dispute, non-IRS-update, and direct-submission scope gates.
- Browser-local official PDF fill, review checklist, responsible-party timing warning, and IRS mailing destination instructions.
Supported V1 Scope
- Business or other entity with an EIN
- U.S. old business mailing address used for current IRS routing
- Business mailing address, business location, and responsible-party updates
- Customer-managed paper mailing
Unsupported Facts
- Individual or home address changes; use Form 8822
- Foreign, APO/FPO, Puerto Rico, Guam, Virgin Islands, or other territory addresses
- Representative or power-of-attorney signing
- Entity authority, nominee, ownership transfer, merger, dissolution, or control disputes
- State, payroll-provider, bank, secretary-of-state, or other non-IRS updates
- IRS account update, mailing service, direct submission, or processing confirmation
Professional Review Triggers
These facts should route out of a software-only packet and toward independent CPA, EA, or attorney review. Tax Paperwork does not match users with professionals or share return data with third parties.
- Responsible-party authority uncertainty
- Representative or power-of-attorney signing
- Ownership transfer, merger, dissolution, nominee, or control facts
- Foreign or U.S. territory address routing
- Coordinating state, payroll, bank, or secretary-of-state address updates
Data And Filing Boundary
- Data boundary: browser-local form answers and generated packet files.
- Supported delivery method planning: customer paper mail.
- No return payloads, SSNs, TINs, addresses, generated PDFs, or project files should be stored in the account metadata backend.
- No direct IRS submission or professional handoff is included in this page.
IRS Sources To Verify
Self-File Fit
Form 8822-B is clerical enough for a strict self-file lane when the product avoids advice on authority, ownership, state registrations, payroll, banking, and account control.
Higher-Risk Cases
Responsible-party authority disputes, ownership changes, mergers, dissolutions, nominee cleanups, representative signing, foreign/territory routing, or state/payroll/bank coordination should route to independent professional review.
Consider professional review
Consider independent CPA, EA, or attorney review before filing when eligibility, timing, ownership, authority, foreign, state, or legal consequences are uncertain. Tax Paperwork does not match users with professionals or provide reviewed-return services.