Fax your CP2000 response to the IRS

Before you fax

• Check the top left of the first page of your notice: it names the IRS campus the notice came from. Fax to that campus's number.
• If your notice has a response form, complete and sign it, say whether you agree or disagree, and put it first, followed by your supporting documents.
• Reply by the date on the notice.
• The IRS says uploading with its document upload tool is the fastest way to reply. You can also mail your reply to the address at the top left of the notice.
• If you use an online fax service, the IRS asks you to understand its privacy and security policies.

How to send it without a fax machine

1. Find the campus at the top left of your notice and its fax number in the table.
2. Put the signed response form first, then your supporting documents.
3. Scan or photograph every page, enter the number and add the pages.
4. Send before the reply date, and keep the delivery receipt as proof.

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