Publication 1854 sp (Rev 4-2024) How to prepare a Collection Information Statement (Form 433-A) Span-2025

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This form provides details about your financial situation, including assets and debts, to let the IRS know what youre working with. IRS 433-A is typically requested when you apply for a payment plan, but you owe over a certain threshold or have other potentially disqualifying criteria.
Form 433-F is a simplified version of Form 433-A, with only two pages. There are fewer questions to answer. The information youll need to provide on Form 433-F includes: Contact information and social security number.
The IRS uses Collection Information Statements (Forms 433-F and 433-A) to gather financial information from taxpayers, including people who are self-employed. These forms ask for your monthly income and expenses and the value of any assets you have, such as bank accounts, real estate, stocks, etc.
Form 433-F is an IRS form used to assess your financial situation and determine the best strategy for settling tax debt. It requires personal information, bank account records, real estate other assets details, employment income info, as well as expenses.
The following taxpayers may be required to complete the 433-A tax form: Individuals who owe income taxes as reported on IRS Form 1040. Individuals who must pay a Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. Individuals personally liable for a partnership liability.
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In the living expenses section of the 433-F form, you will list your expenses, including food, clothing, gas, insurance, utilities, medical bills, child care, and housekeeping supplies. You can also note your estimated tax payments and any monthly payments you make on delinquent state or local taxes.
Form 433-F is used to obtain current financial information necessary for determining how a wage earner or self-employed individual can satisfy an outstanding tax liability. Note: You may be able to establish an Online Payment Agreement on the IRS web site.

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