Fax your tax return to the IRS.
No subscription. $2.49 flat.
Upload a PDF, pick your form and state — we route it to the correct IRS fax number and email you a transmission report. Built for single-member LLC owners who just need one fax, not a fax machine.
Lowest flat-rate IRS fax — guaranteed.
Send your fax in 2 minutes
We pick the verified IRS fax number from your form and state — you never dial anything.
How it works
1. Upload your PDF
We check the file, count pages and verify it will render cleanly as a fax.
2. We route it
Form + state resolve to the verified IRS fax number — CAF units, service centers, regional refund units.
3. We transmit
Cover sheet + your document, converted to fax-standard TIFF and sent over telecom-grade lines with automatic retry.
4. You get proof
A transmission report lands in your inbox: destination, date/time, pages transferred, result.
Simple pricing. No subscription.
You need one fax, once a year. Why would you pay monthly?
flat, up to 25 pages
- Automatic IRS number routing
- Cover sheet included
- Transmission report by email
- Optional +$1.99: certified report with 7-year retention & verification
- Optional +$0.49: 30-day IRS-lost protection — free re-transmission
Form 5472 + pro forma 1120 package
- Reviewed & signed by an Enrolled Agent
- We prepare the pro forma 1120 & 5472
- Deadline tracking & extension (7004) if needed
- Filed by fax with certified proof
Who files by fax in 2026? More people than you'd think.
Foreign founders of US LLCs
No SSN means no online EIN and no e-file for the 5472+1120 package. Fax is your filing channel, not a fallback.
Form 5472 → · SS-4 → · 8802 →New S corporations
Form 2553 has a ~75-day window. A dated fax report is the cleanest proof you made it.
Form 2553 →Not sure your form faxes?
Some forms are mail-only (looking at you, 8832). Every form page spells out the real rules.
Browse all forms →IRS fax numbers, form by form
Verified routing rules, deadlines and FAQ for every form we transmit.
Where these numbers come from
Every fax number here is taken from the current IRS form instructions or an IRS Where-to-File page, and re-checked against them — last verified 2026-07-19. The IRS changes numbers without notice, so each page links the exact source it used. The primary sources are:
- IRS Forms & Instructions — each instruction booklet carries its own Where-to-File section
- IRS Where to File — service-center routing, listed by return type
- IRS — Get an Employer Identification Number — the EIN routes, including the fax option