For anyone who needs a transcript of their tax return, it can be requested from the IRS by filling out Form 4506-T
Individuals file IRS Form 4506-T to request a tax return transcript for the current and prior three years that include most lines of the original tax return; and/or to designate a third party to receive a transcript.
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Have you ever needed a copy of a past tax return and contacted the IRS to get one? In the past, you had two options. You could mail or fax Form 4506 and expect to get a copy in “up to 75 days.” Oh, and you must pay $50 for each return requested.
The second option was to request a transcript of your return on Form 4506-T. A transcript just shows the line items on your return somewhat similar to the long-defunct 1040-PC. These are free and are normally received 5-10 days after the IRS receives the request. A transcript request may be faxed or the taxpayer may call 800 908-9946 to request one. These can also be requested online at http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Get-Transcript.
However, the IRS now has a new, faster method of receiving a transcript. If you go to Read More
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