Form 211 (Rev 3-2024) Application for Award for Original Information-2025

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Form 211 is used to report tax underpayments or violations of Internal Revenue laws to the IRS. Whistleblowers who provide original information that helps the IRS collect taxes, penalties, or other amounts may qualify for a financial reward.
Individuals (not corporations or partnerships) with specific and credible information about tax noncompliance can submit Form 211. Federal employees who acquire such information through their official duties are generally ineligible for awards.
A complete Form 211 should include the following:
  • A clear and detailed description of the alleged tax noncompliance, including a written narrative outlining the issue(s).
  • Relevant supporting documents, such as asset locations, copies of books and records, ledger sheets, receipts, bank records, contracts, and emails.
  • A description of any documents or evidence not in the whistleblower's possession or control, along with their known location.
  • An explanation of how and when the whistleblower became aware of the information forming the basis of the claim.
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No, Form 211 cannot be submitted online. The IRS requires all whistleblower claims to be mailed with supporting documentation. Faxed or emailed submissions are not accepted, and failure to submit a signed physical copy may result in rejection.
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The completed Form 211 and all supporting documents must be sent to the IRS Whistleblower Office. Be sure to sign the form under penalty of perjury, as unsigned forms will not be processed.
To receive payment as a whistleblower, you must submit Form 211 to the IRS Whistleblower Office. If the IRS recovers taxes, penalties, or interest using your provided information, you may receive 15-30% of the amount collected.
The IRS form for claiming a reward as a whistleblower is Form 211, Application for Award for Original Information.
When submitting Form 211, you must provide your identity. However, the IRS is committed to safeguarding whistleblowers' confidentiality to the fullest extent law allows. That said, in certain legal proceedings, a whistleblower's identity may be disclosed.
There is no set deadline for submitting Form 211. However, it's best to file the form immediately after identifying tax noncompliance. Doing so can increase the likelihood of a successful investigation and potential award.

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