IRS address needed

Did you try entering the phone number and name in a search engine or just the phone number?

The taxpayer only has the first page of the letter which doesn't list an address, only a contact name and a phone number (area code 512). The listed agent doesn't return phone calls. (Her outgoing message says that calls will be returned in 3-5 business days.)

Does anybody know the address to which we can address correspondence? Thanks for any help. ============ Using google: Area code 512 is for Austin, TX. Therefore, a good guess would be the IRS's Austin Service Center. However, it could also come from a field office in the same area.

When I couldn't contact the IRS employee whose name and number were on the document they sent me, I called their district office and asked to speak with the person's supervisor. I eventually got a call back.

___ Stu

If you only have the first page of the letter, what exactly would your correspondence contain?

As with any taxpayer who ignores (or in your scenario, partially ignores) initial IRS correspondence, there will probably be a follow-up letter with the same or more complete details at some future date.