433-B
Collection Information Statement for Businesses (Spanish Version)
Form 433-B (SP) is the Spanish version of Form 433-B, Collection Information Statement for Businesses. The IRS prints it in Spanish, under the title "Información de Cobro Para los Negocios", for business owners who read Spanish. A business reports its details, the people who own and run it, other financial information, assets and liabilities in the U.S. and abroad, and a monthly income and expense statement.
Every page carries a notice that Executive Order 14224, Designating English as the Official Language of the United States, makes English the official language, so the English version of any document is the official version of all information the federal government publishes. The English edition is Form 433-B. Apart from that, the form is in Spanish, with a few English labels such as the "Section 4" heading, the Treasury header and the catalog number.
The form says to enter the most current data available or "N/A" in each space, and that leaving spaces blank could cause the request to be rejected or the account resolution to be significantly delayed. This is the June 2026 revision (Rev. 6-2026), dated "junio de 2026" in its header. The PDF can be filled out free in the browser on this page and downloaded without an account.
Lines 1a to 6c: name, address, county, phone, type of business, website, EIN, entity type, date established, employees, monthly gross payroll, tax deposit frequency, EFTPS enrollment, online payment processors and credit cards accepted.
Lines 7a to 7d list partners, officers, LLC members and major shareholders, domestic and foreign, with taxpayer identification number, home address, phones, ownership share, annual salary and payroll tax responsibility.
Lines 8 to 15 ask about a payroll service provider, litigation, bankruptcy, money related parties owe the business, assets transferred for less than full value in the last 10 years, affiliations, expected income changes and federal contracts.
Lines 16a to 25c cover cash, bank accounts, receivables, investments, digital assets, available credit, real property, vehicles, equipment, intangible assets and business liabilities, domestic and foreign.
Lines 26 to 50 give average monthly income and expenses over the past 3, 6, 9 or 12 months, ending with net income on line 50. Line 48 is for IRS use only.
A statement under penalty of perjury that the statement of assets, liabilities and other information is true, correct and complete, with signature, title, date and printed name.
The form says to enter the most current data available or "N/A" in each space, and to include extra sheets when more room is needed to answer a question completely.
Enter the business name, addresses, EIN, entity type, date established and payroll details, then each partner, officer, LLC member or major shareholder with their details.
Check yes or no for lines 8 to 15 and give the details for each yes. The section heading says to attach copies of all applicable documentation.
List each asset and liability with current value, loan balance and equity, include assets in foreign countries or jurisdictions, and add amounts from extra sheets to each total line, such as 17e, 18f, 19c, 22e, 23e and 24h.
Check cash or accrual basis and enter the period used. Line 36 totals income from lines 26 to 35, line 49 totals expenses from lines 37 to 47, and line 50 is line 36 minus line 49.
Sign, enter a title and date, and print the name of the officer, partner or LLC member below.
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The form says the IRS reviews the completed Form 433-B (SP). The PDF prints no mailing address and no deadline.
After the review, the business may be asked to verify the assets, liens, income and expenses it reported, with documents such as prior tax returns, profit and loss reports, bank and investment statements, loan statements and bills for recurring expenses.
The form says leaving a space blank could cause the request to be rejected or the resolution of the account to be significantly delayed.
The notice on each page says that under Executive Order 14224 the English version of every document is the official version. The English edition is Form 433-B.
The form says the information it asks for is covered by the Privacy Act and Paperwork Reduction Act notices already given to the taxpayer.
433-B
447 fields, 6 pages
433-A
391 fields, 6 pages
433-B
267 fields, 6 pages
433-F
213 fields, 4 pages
433-D
164 fields, 4 pages
433-H
283 fields, 9 pages
The form is completed for a business and signed by an officer, partner or LLC member. The IRS reviews it. The PDF does not say when the IRS asks for it.
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Spanish. The questions, notes and certification are in Spanish. A few labels, such as the Section 4 heading, the Treasury header and the catalog number, are in English.
The notice on each page says that under Executive Order 14224 the English version of every document is the official version of information the federal government publishes. The English edition is Form 433-B.
An officer, partner or LLC member, who also enters a title and date and prints their name. The signature is made under penalty of perjury.
The form says to enter "N/A" (not applicable) rather than leave the space blank.
Yes. Lines 20a to 20d ask for digital assets such as virtual currency, non-fungible tokens and smart contracts, the names of everyone with access to the private keys or wallets, and their value.
Section 5 says to use a period of the past 3, 6, 9 or 12 months to determine typical income and expenses and to give average monthly amounts.
