Can i used my parent's address, because I don't trust having my refund check mailed to my existing home address or does the address matter? I am filing head of household

peabody83 · ‎June 5, 2019

HelenaC · ‎June 5, 2019

Yes, you may your parent's address and no it does not matter to the IRS. You should use an address where you are able to get your tax refund and any correspondence from the IRS.

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HelenaC · ‎June 5, 2019

Yes, you may your parent's address and no it does not matter to the IRS. You should use an address where you are able to get your tax refund and any correspondence from the IRS.

Can i used my parent's address, because I don't trust having my refund check mailed to my existing home address or does the address matter? I am filing head of household

Can i used my parent's address, because I don't trust having my refund check mailed to my existing home address or does the address matter? I am filing head of household

Can i used my parent's address, because I don't trust having my refund check mailed to my existing home address or does the address matter? I am filing head of household

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Can i used my parent's address, because I don't trust having my refund check mailed to my existing home address or does the address matter? I am filing head of household

Can i used my parent's address, because I don't trust having my refund check mailed to my existing home address or does the address matter? I am filing head of household

Can i used my parent's address, because I don't trust having my refund check mailed to my existing home address or does the address matter? I am filing head of household

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