I don't know how many times I've answered this question, but here it is again. From the IRS website:
Topic 156 - Copy of Your Tax Return – How to Get One
If you need an actual copy of your return, you should complete and mail Form 4506 (PDF), Request for Copy of Tax Return along with a check or money order for $ 39.00 per tax year made payable to the "United States Treasury". Allow 60 calendar days to receive your copies.
Most needs for tax return information can be met with a tax return transcript or a tax account transcript, rather than an actual copy of the return. The tax return transcript shows information from the return as it was originally filed. A tax account transcript shows any later adjustments either the taxpayer or the IRS made after the tax return was filed. Transcripts are provided free of charge. These transcripts may be acceptable substitutes for an actual copy of the return by the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services and lending agencies for student loans and mortgages. Check with your agency or lender to be sure.
You can obtain a transcript by calling (800)–829–1040 or by completing and mailing Form 4506-T (PDF), Request for Transcript of Tax Return, to the address listed in the instructions to request all types of transcript verification of non-filing, and wage/income information.
Transcripts will be mailed directly to you, and should be received within two weeks after the IRS gets your request. Transcripts can be mailed to a third party if you specify this on Form 4506–T. However, you must sign and date the form giving your consent for the disclosure.
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answered by sjoschko 3
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If you need minimal data or a quick confirmation of your filing information, ask the Internal Revenue Service to send you a transcript. All you have to do if file Form 4506-T, Request for Transcript of Tax Return www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4506t.pdf. The process is relatively fast, easy and free.
Form 4506-T gives you two choices: a return transcript or an account transcript.
A tax return transcript is not a copy of your actual return, but a synopsis that shows most line items from your original individual tax filing, be it Form 1040, 1040EZ or 1040A. You also can get a tax transcript if you filed various corporate returns (such as the 1120 series of forms or Form 1065). A return transcript also will provide information on any other forms and schedules that accompanied your filing.
2006-10-15 18:14:02
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answered by RamsGod 3
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If you want the transcripts faster than described in other answers, use IRS automated system by calling 800 829 1040.
Use the option to request transcripts of your return.
If you need the actual copies, you will not be able to get them for free. There is a separate request form and fee
2006-10-16 05:08:25
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answered by goldenboyblue 3
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send in a freedom of information act form that requests records from the irs.
2006-10-15 17:54:44
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answered by martin h 6
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www.tax.onlined.org
2015-06-06 00:01:28
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answered by Saanvi 1
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If its yours http://www.irs.gov
2006-10-15 18:00:44
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answered by midiman77 3
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