The Internal Revenue Service is giving taxpayers the ability to upload information related to nine notices. The IRS said this week it will eventually add dozens of notices to the list in which information can be uploaded through IRS.gov via the Documentation Upload Tool.The agency said the feature has the potential to help more than 500,000 taxpayers who receive the notices annually. These notices are for military personnel serving in combat zone areas and recipients of credits such as the Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit.
Notices sent to taxpayers, with instructions for them to provide information within 30 days of the notice. The link and a unique access code are provided them. They must also enter their first and last names and their Social Security, Individual Taxpayer Identification or Employee Identification numbers.
Scans, photos or digital copies of documents can be uploaded. The IRS acknowledges receipt of documents, which can be managed by the IRS employee assigned to the case.
The nine documents are the following: *CP04, relating to combat zone status. *CP05A, information request related to a refund. *CP06 and CP06A, relating to the Premium Tax Credit. *CP08, relating to the Child Tax Credit. *CP09, relating to claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit. *CP75, relating to the EITC. *CP75a, relating to the EITC. *CP75d, relating to the EITC and other credits.
