People who need to update their bank account information should go directly to the IRS.gov site and not click on links received by email, text or phone.
How do I contact the IRS to update my information?
If you need additional information, contact your local IRS Media Relations office or call 202-622-4000.
How do I reset my IRS account?
To reset your password:
- Visit ID.me.
- Click My Account in the upper right corner of the screen, then click Sign In.
- Then click the Forgot Password link below. You will be prompted to provide your email address; then follow the prompts in the email to reset your password.
How to change your mailing address with the IRS?
If they ever need to contact you (or send you a stimulus check), they will do so via snail mail. There are three convenient methods you can use to change your address. Complete a Form 8822 and mail it directly to the IRS. File your tax return. Call the IRS. Complete a Form 8822 and mail it directly to the IRS.
How to verify identity after receiving a letter from the IRS?
If you received a 4883C letter or a 6330C letter, follow the instructions on the letter. You can’t use this online service. To register and verify your identity, you need: You must also have your mailing address from your previous year’s tax return Enter the old address from the previous year, even if it’s not your current address.
What to do if you change your email address?
Paste: Place your cursor in the Password box, right-click your mouse, and select Paste. Changed email addresses? If you no longer have access to the email address you used when first created your account, you can change it without having to log into your account.
How can I contact the IRS for help?
To reach the IRS by phone, call 1-800-829-1040. They are open from Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Representatives can offer individual assistance in a variety of matters, including a change of address. In addition to confirming your SSN, ITIN, or EIN, they may ask for other information to verify your identity.