Can I mail my taxes by regular mail?
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It's a good idea to get a proof of mailing (such as a postmarked receipt) which you will then keep in your own files, along with the copy of your entire return that I know you are going to make!
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Assuming you set up mail forwarding, it should be forwarded by the USPS.\n\nHowever, if that doesn't happen, I would go to irs.gov and file a Form 4868 to get an extension to file.  Try contacting your employer, that would be a first step.\n\nIf not, you can call the IRS (800-829-1040) and there is a process to follow so that the government will ask your employer to send you a new copy
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This is an easy one.  I specialize in real estate and have do this a number of times.\n\n90% of the time the owner is located where the taxes are sent.  The address of where the taxes are sent, at least in Washington State, is public record.\n\nI call the Treasurer's office and request the mailing address for the taxes for XYZ property.  I can either mail them or visit them directly.\n\nGood luck, email me with any questions!\n\nJared
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Ask your local post-office
884648
If the letter is going to a mil. base standard postage will do, as far as the package your local post offfice will help you.
1035882
Not suppose to. Go to your main post office and ask one of the clerks for best way. Don't forget, The small price of merchandise return receipt is worth it in the long run. Don't want someone claiming not to have gotten product with no proof of delivery.
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You don't have to mail one, but you have to enter the information off it in your tax return. The data fields should be the same on all copies, so just use one of those. The IRS already has all the data you got - your employer sent them a copy too. The easy way to do it is to e-file. Then you don't have to send in anything (except money, if you owe).
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no mail on federal holidays.\n\nwww.firstgov.gov
118772
yes. and usually if you buy turbotax or taxcut software for federal taxes, you get software for state filing, as well. AND sometimes you can file for FREE with a mail-in rebate!
864652
Try your local  post office.
302413
best to copy and patse into a new mail
215920
I'm not sure if you are asking if they should send it to you before your taxes are due. If you are the answer is yes. If you have not got yours I would call them. You can ask them to send you a new one or fax it to you. You can get your taxes done even if you don't have the form. As long as you have the amount that you pd.
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You have to get someone you know that lives down there that would let you use their address as your permanent mailing address.  Fill out some change of address forms with the post office and use that address for your financial aid paperwork/taxes etc.  Save a couple things with your name and that address on it that are dated (phone bills or something) in case they require proof.  Good luck.
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You can change your address here https://moversguide.usps.com/
862566
Unfortunatly you can't specify what type of mail that you want or don't want. The Post Office is paid by mailers to deliver whatever they send to every mailbox, be it on the street or a PO Box. Sorry.
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Most employers mail them to you. I think they are required to do so before February 1.
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Email yes.\nSnail mail no.