Requester information
The requester's name, title, address and daytime phone number, and boxes for the kind of tax: income, gift, employment or excise.
4810
Request for Prompt Assessment Under Internal Revenue Code Section 6501(d)
Form 4810, Request for Prompt Assessment Under Internal Revenue Code Section 6501(d), asks the IRS for a prompt assessment of any additional tax on returns that have already been filed. The IRS About page says a fiduciary representing a dissolving corporation or a decedent's estate files this form to request a prompt assessment of tax.
The form has boxes for income, gift, employment and excise tax. It lists each return by form number, tax period ended, SSN or EIN, name and address, the service center where it was filed and the date filed. When corporate income tax returns are included, it asks how far dissolution has gone, and it asks which documents are attached, such as copies of the returns and letters of administration or letters testamentary.
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The requester's name, title, address and daytime phone number, and boxes for the kind of tax: income, gift, employment or excise.
For each return: form number, tax period ended, SSN or EIN on the return, name and address shown on it, service center where filed and date filed.
The name and social security number of the decedent's spouse, surviving or deceased, if applicable.
Three boxes describing whether dissolution has been completed, has begun, or has not begun, measured against the 18-month period of limitation.
Boxes for copies of the returns listed, letters of administration or letters testamentary, and other documents with a description.
The request for prompt assessment under section 6501(d), the penalties of perjury declaration, the fraud certification, signature, date and identifying number.
The instructions say not to file Form 4810 until after the tax returns listed on the front of the form are filed.
Enter the requester's name, title, address and daytime phone number, and check the kind of tax. The form says to see the instructions if the address is a P.O. box.
Enter each return's form number, tax period ended, SSN or EIN, name and address as shown, service center and date filed. The instructions say copies may be attached, marked at the top "COPY - DO NOT PROCESS AS ORIGINAL".
If applicable, enter the decedent's spouse's name and SSN. If corporate income tax returns are included, check the box that describes the dissolution.
Check the documents attached. The instructions say the request verifies authority to act for the taxpayers, for example letters testamentary or letters of administration, with copies of the authorizing document.
Sign under penalties of perjury, date it and enter the identifying number. If the fraud certification cannot be made, the form asks for a detailed statement explaining the circumstances.
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After the returns listed on the form are filed. The instructions say a separate request for prompt assessment is submitted for any tax returns filed after this Form 4810.
The instructions say to send the request to the Internal Revenue Service Center where the returns were filed.
If the request is related to gift tax reported on a Form 709, the instructions give: Internal Revenue Service, Stop 824G, 7940 Kentucky Drive, Florence, KY 41042-2915.
Certain IRS-designated private delivery services can be used in addition to U.S. mail. The instructions say they can't deliver to P.O. boxes, so items to an IRS P.O. box go by the U.S. Postal Service.
The instructions say a request in your own format lists the same information as the form, includes the applicable attachments, and clearly shows it is a request for prompt assessment under section 6501(d).
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The About page says a fiduciary representing a dissolving corporation or a decedent's estate files this form. The form calls the person signing the requester.
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The IRS About page says a fiduciary representing a dissolving corporation or a decedent's estate files this form to request a prompt assessment of tax.
After the returns listed on it are filed. The instructions say not to file it before then, and to submit a separate request for any returns filed after this Form 4810.
The instructions say a request in your own format lists the same information the form asks for, includes the applicable attachments and clearly shows it is a request for prompt assessment under section 6501(d).
If it relates to gift tax reported on Form 709, the instructions give Internal Revenue Service, Stop 824G, 7940 Kentucky Drive, Florence, KY 41042-2915. Other requests go to the service center where the returns were filed.
The form has boxes for income, gift, employment and excise tax.