The Missouri Request for Tax Clearance is a document issued by the Missouri Department of Revenue that provides proof of an individual or business’s tax compliance in the state. It is typically requested by employers in order to ensure that their employees or contractors are in good standing with the state’s tax laws and regulations. The request can be made in two different forms: the Form MO-TC-1 and the Form MO-TC-2. The Form MO-TC-1 is used to request a Missouri Tax Clearance Certificate for an individual taxpayer, while the Form MO-TC-2 is used to request a Tax Clearance Certificate for a business entity. Both forms require the taxpayer to provide detailed information regarding their tax status, such as their name, address, Social Security number, and the years for which taxes have been submitted. The Department of Revenue will then review the information and issue a Tax Clearance Certificate if the taxpayer is in compliance with the state’s tax laws and regulations. The Missouri Tax Clearance Certificate is typically valid for one year, and employers may request a new certificate each year to ensure that their employees or contractors remain in good standing with the state’s tax laws and regulations.