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• I need to schedule an appointment but I cannot get through on the phone. I am supposed to get a refund but ID.Me blocks me from accessing IRS.gov so I decided to do my own taxes and mail them off. I got a CP5071 notice from the IRS and I cannot respond on the web or by telephone. What can I do about getting an appointment to clear my identity? The very reason I filed by mail was because they never asked anyone for identification via mail, but here I am. Please help.
  It’s incredibly frustrating to be caught in this loop of identity verification issues, especially when you’re trying to resolve a tax matter and get a refund. The fact that the method you chose to avoid online verification is now leading to this CP5071 notice is certainly not ideal. Here’s a breakdown of what you can… Read more: I need to schedule an appointment but I cannot get through on the phone. I am supposed to get a refund but ID.Me blocks me from accessing IRS.gov so I decided to do my own taxes and mail them off. I got a CP5071 notice from the IRS and I cannot respond on the web or by telephone. What can I do about getting an appointment to clear my identity? The very reason I filed by mail was because they never asked anyone for identification via mail, but here I am. Please help.
• good morning, I have send my 2025 tax money to the IRS but I think I send it to the wrong place. How can I get that money to the right IRS?
  Good morning! I understand you might be concerned about sending your 2025 tax payment to the wrong IRS address. Here’s what you should do: 1. Do NOT try to send a second payment yet. This could complicate things and potentially lead to overpayment issues. 2. Determine where you actually sent the money. If you mailed… Read more: good morning, I have send my 2025 tax money to the IRS but I think I send it to the wrong place. How can I get that money to the right IRS?