Form 15103 Return Delinquency

What Is Form 15103

Form 15103, commonly known as the Return Delinquency Form, is issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) when they have not received a required tax return from a taxpayer. This form is a reminder for taxpayers, indicating that the IRS has not received a specific tax return by its due date. If you get this form, it's a prompt for you to either file the missing return or clarify with the IRS if you believe it's an error.

Who should fill out IRS 15103

You should fill out IRS Form 15103 if:

1. You've received the Form 15103 notice from the IRS indicating they haven't received your specific tax return.
2. You haven't filed a tax return for a particular year but believe you have a valid reason for not doing so.
3. You have filed your tax return, but the IRS hasn't processed or received it. In this case, you may need proof of your filing or refiling.

Remember, responding promptly to the IRS when receiving any notices, including Form 15103, is crucial. Ignoring or delaying your response can result in penalties or additional scrutiny from the IRS.

How To Fill Out 15103 Form

IRS form 15103 instructions are designed to be straightforward. However, it's crucial to be meticulous when filling out the form to avoid further complications. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Enter your name, address, and social security number. Ensure all the details match the records you have previously provided to the IRS.

Step 2: Specify the tax year and the type of tax return (e.g., 1040, 1040EZ) the IRS claims are missing.

Step 3: 

1. If you've already filed the tax return, check the box indicating this and provide details such as the date of filing and the method used (e.g., e-filing, mailed).
2. If you haven’t filed because you believe you're not required to, check the corresponding box. You'll need to provide a detailed explanation and possibly attach supporting documents.
3. If you haven't filed but plan to do so shortly, indicate this on the form and provide a specific date by which you will submit the return.

Step 4: Use this section to provide any further clarifications, explanations, or pertinent details that can help the IRS understand your situation.

Step 5: Once you've filled out the form, sign and date it to confirm the authenticity of the information provided.

Step 6: Lastly, mail the completed Form 15103 back to the IRS at the address provided in your notice. It's advisable to use certified mail with a return receipt to have proof of delivery.

Related to Form 15103  Documents

• Form 1120-F
• Form 990-W
• Tax Extension Form 4868
• Form 1042 S
• Fillable Form 7004
• Form 8813