@Al_End If the IRS needs to send anything to you in the mail, it would be best if they have the correct address. For example, if you give incorrect banking information to the IRS for your direct deposit, and the bank rejects the deposit, the IRS has to mail you a check. Or...if the IRS needs additional information in order to process your return, they send you a request for that information in the mail.
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