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The document is a form (IL-4506) from the Illinois Department of Revenue used to request copies of tax returns and attachments. It outlines the process for completing the form, including identification requirements, fees for copies and certification, and steps to provide taxpayer information. Certification confirms the accuracy of the reproduced documents, which may be necessary for legal purposes. The form must be signed by the taxpayer or an authorized person, and payment is required before processing.

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Begin by providing your taxpayer information. Enter your identification number as written on your tax document, followed by your name, street address, city, state, and ZIP code.
If your mailing address differs from the one provided in Step 1, fill in the name of the person to whom documents should be sent and their mailing address along with city, state, and ZIP code.
Specify the type of tax document you are requesting (Income, Withholding, Sales, or Other). Indicate the months, quarters, and years for which you need copies.
Calculate the total amount owed by multiplying the number of documents requested by $5. If you want certain documents certified, indicate that as well.
Sign and date the form at the bottom. Ensure that if you are not the taxpayer, you include a copy of your authorization to receive this information.

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How to get tax records from 2010?

As long as you filed the original tax return on Form 1040 or 1040-SR, you can file Form 4506 with the IRS to request a copy. It can take up to 60 days to process, and the tax return you get back will include a copy of the original tax form along with all schedules and attachments.

Can I get tax forms at the post office?

Are tax forms available at my local Post Office? No, Post Offices do not have tax forms available for customers.

Where do I get a 4506 form?

For more information about Form 4506, visit .irs.gov/form4506. Tip: Get faster service: Online at .irs.gov, Get Your Tax Record (Get Transcript) or by calling 1-800-908-9946 for specialized assistance. We have teams available to assist.

How much does a 4506 cost?

Form 4506 is useful if you need a copy of your tax return from more than three years ago. But be prepared to wait. After mailing the form, it can take up to 75 days to get a copy of your return and it costs you $50 per return.

Where can I pick up a paper tax form?

Get federal tax forms for current and prior years Get the current filing years forms, instructions, and publications for free from the IRS. You can also find printed versions of many forms, instructions, and publications in your community for free at: Libraries. IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers.