Have You Moved Recently? Make Sure the IRS Has Your New Address

by | Jul 13, 2026 | Accounting, Tax

Moving into a new home is an exciting milestone, but one important task is often overlooked: updating your address with the IRS. Keeping your mailing address current helps ensure you receive important tax notices, refunds, and other correspondence without unnecessary delays.

If you have moved recently, take a few moments to update your address with the IRS and the Michigan Department of Treasury if you file a Michigan tax return. You should also notify your employer so your W-2 and other tax documents are sent to the correct address.

It is also a good idea to update your contact information with Senter CPA. Keeping your information current helps us communicate with you efficiently and ensures you receive important updates throughout the year. You can easily update your information through your TaxDome portal (https://sentercpa.taxdome.com/login) or by contacting our office.

Taking care of this simple task now can help prevent missed mail, delayed notices, and added stress when tax season arrives. A few minutes of preparation today can help save time and frustration later.

If you have questions about updating your address or how a recent move may affect your taxes, the team at Senter CPA is here to help. We are always happy to assist you throughout the year.

 

 

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