Form 15109 (sp): Request for Tax Deferment, Spanish Version

Form 15109 (sp), Solicitud de aplazamiento de impuestos, is the Spanish version of Form 15109, Request for Tax Deferment. Its two sections and its Privacy Act notice are printed in Spanish, and the header shows the date enero de 2023. The Privacy Act notice says the main use of the information is to determine eligibility for tax deferment based on service in a combat zone or contingency operation, under section 7508 of the Internal Revenue Code.

The form asks for the person's name, Social Security number and the tax form and year, the organization, employer or military department, and the dates of entry and exit for each combat zone or other area. Section 2 lists the supporting documents to include. The form says the Document Upload Tool it names is available in English, and that notice CP04 explains the tool.

The English edition is Form 15109. You can fill out Form 15109 (sp) free in your browser on this page and download it without an account.

Top of page 1 of Form 15109 (sp): Request for Tax Deferment, Spanish Version, as printed by IRS

What's on Form 15109 (sp)

Section 1: identity and tax year

Name, Social Security number, and the tax form and year the request covers.

Section 1: organization

The name and telephone number of the organization, employer or military department.

Section 1: area and dates

The name of the combat zone or other area, and three rows of date of entry and date of exit.

Section 2: supporting documents

Three bullet points: military orders, a Letter of Authorization, or a written statement from the employer or organization.

Privacy Act and Paperwork Reduction Act notice

Explains why the IRS asks for the information, cites section 7508, says the request is optional, and estimates 20 minutes to prepare and send the form.

How to fill out Form 15109 (sp)

1
Name, SSN and tax year
Enter the name, Social Security number, and the tax form and year the deferment request is for.
2
Organization
Enter the name and phone number of the organization, employer or military department served with.
3
Area
Enter the name of the combat zone or other area. The form points to Publication 3, Armed Forces Tax Guide, in English, under Combat Zone Defined, for the areas that qualify.
4
Dates
Enter the dates of entry and exit for service in any combat zone, contingency operation or hazardous duty station that began or ended in the periods on the attached notice.
5
Documents
Gather the document Section 2 names for the situation: military orders, a Letter of Authorization, or a written statement from the employer or organization.

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How to send it

Document Upload Tool

The form says to send it with the required supporting documents using the Document Upload Tool, available in English, and to see notice CP04 for information on the tool.

Envelope or fax

The form says it can also be sent in the enclosed envelope or faxed to 855-233-8562.

Complete information

The Privacy Act notice says leaving out all or part of the information can prevent or delay processing, and false or fraudulent information can be subject to penalties.

Not the comments address

The Washington, DC address on the form is for comments on the form. The form says not to send Form 15109(sp) to that office.

Who fills out Form 15109 (sp)?

Recipients of notice CP04
The form tells the reader to see notice CP04 for the Document Upload Tool, and to list service dates that began or ended in the periods on the attached notice.
Members of the armed forces
The form asks for a copy of military orders showing the deployment dates for the combat zone or contingency operation.
Civilians working for a federal contractor
A civilian who works for an employer contracted by the federal government is asked for a copy of their Letter of Authorization.
People without orders or a letter
The form asks for a written statement from the employer or organization with the dates worked in the area designated as a combat zone or hazardous duty station, and the same for contingency operations.

The person asking for the deferment completes the form and sends it to the IRS. Section 2 names three situations for the supporting documents.

Official sources and the blank

Official IRS form page
The agency’s own page for Form 15109.
Official instructions
The IRS instructions for filling out and filing Form 15109.
Blank PDF
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.

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Questions about Form 15109

What language is Form 15109 (sp) in?

Spanish. The form notes that the Document Upload Tool and Publication 3 are available in English. The English edition is Form 15109.

What is Form 15109 (sp) for?

The form says its information is used to determine eligibility for tax deferment based on service in a combat zone or contingency operation, under section 7508 of the Internal Revenue Code.

How is it sent?

The form lists the Document Upload Tool described in notice CP04, the enclosed envelope, or fax to 855-233-8562.

Which documents go with it?

Military orders showing deployment dates, a Letter of Authorization for a civilian working for a federal contractor, or a written statement from the employer or organization with the dates worked.

Where are the qualifying areas listed?

The form refers to Publication 3, Armed Forces Tax Guide, in English, under the heading Combat Zone Defined.

Is requesting the deferment required?

The Privacy Act notice says requesting this tax deferment is optional.

Form 15109 (sp): Request for Tax Deferment, Spanish Version