Waiver Send via Fax For Free

Starting on April 17, 2020 and until further notice, the IRS will accept eligible refund claims Form 1139 submitted via Fax to 844-249-6236 and eligible refund claims Form 1045 submitted via fax to 844-249-6237.

If you wish to fax your IRS form by fax, you can do so easily for free or with a paid plan by following these simple steps: Go to the FAX.Enter the IRS fax number in the To field and attach the IRS form you would like to submit. Click on the Send button and wait for the confirmation email.

If you're under an audit, however, or an IRS agent has asked you to submit items missing from your tax return, then you can send them via online fax. This is where eFax comes in handy.

How to Send a Fax OnlineGo to efax.com/login. Log in to your eFax MyAccount and select Send Faxes.Enter recipients' addresses or add them from your contact list.Your recipient receives your document and cover letter exactly as they would a normal fax it's as easy as email!

Sending a Fax with a ComputerOpen the program you want to use to fax.Select the document that you want to have faxed.Prepare a cover page to put on top of that document.Select the option to faxEnter the fax number you want to send to.Select the option to send.Wait for the document to finish sending.More items...?Aug 9, 2021

Download the Free App. Get the free eFax Mobile App from the App store or Google Play Store to fax using your phone.Create a New Fax. Open the app and click "Send Faxes" to get started.Select Your Recipient.Upload Your Attachments.Hit Send, and That's It!

You cannot use a fax number for the IRS to file your tax return. While they sometimes accept faxes for some ongoing tax issues, like audits and problems with returns that are already being processed, they don't even publish numbers for people to fax tax returns to, generally speaking.