Disclaimer
Tax Address Change is a private company. We are not the IRS, and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the IRS or any government agency. Form 8822 can always be downloaded and filed free directly with the IRS.
What this service is
- Self-preparation software. You answer questions, you review the exact official Form 8822 as it fills in, and you sign it. The information and the signature are yours.
- An optional print-and-mail service. If you choose to pay, we print the form you approved and mail it to the correct IRS office. Filling in and downloading the form is always free — see pricing.
What this service is not
- Not the IRS or any government agency. We use the IRS’s public, official form; we have no special relationship with the IRS.
- Not a law firm, accountant, or tax preparer. We don’t represent you before the IRS, don’t sign forms for you, and never change what you approved.
- Not tax or legal advice. Our content explains how the form and the mailing work, with sources, but it can’t account for your specific situation. When in doubt, consult a qualified tax professional.
You can always do it yourself
Everything we do, you can do for free: get the form from the IRS, fill it in, sign it, and mail it to the IRS office for your old state. Our free DIY guide walks through it. People pay us only to skip the printer, the envelope, and the trip to the post office.
Common questions
Is Tax Address Change the IRS or a government agency?
No — it’s a private company, not affiliated with or endorsed by the IRS or any government agency. We just help you fill out and (optionally) mail the IRS’s own official Form 8822.
Is Form 8822 free?
Yes. You can download Form 8822 free from irs.gov, fill it in, and mail it yourself at no charge. Our site lets you fill and download it for free too; we only charge if you choose to have us print and mail it for you.
Do you give tax or legal advice?
No. We are self-preparation software plus a print-and-mail service. We are not a law firm, accountant, or tax preparer, and nothing here is tax or legal advice. For advice about your situation, talk to a qualified professional.
The official form and instructions: Form 8822 (Rev. 2-2021) and About Form 8822 on irs.gov.