Corrections & Rejections
How to Change Your Business Address on Form 2290
Written by the Consulics HVUT Compliance Team · Reviewed against the IRS Instructions for Form 2290
Need your stamped Schedule 1 today? You can e-file Form 2290 with Consulics in minutes.
e-File Form 2290 NowMoved your business? You can put the new address on your next Form 2290 so your stamped Schedule 1 shows where you are now.
Updating your address when you file
- 1Enter your current address when you start the return, and mark the address change option if your provider offers one.
- 2Make sure the business name and EIN still match the IRS records. Only the address is changing.
- 3File and download the stamped Schedule 1 with the corrected address.
Keep the IRS records current too
Changing the address on one return does not always update your master record at the IRS. The IRS has a separate change of address process for businesses, which also updates the responsible party on file. Use it so future notices reach you, and confirm the current steps with the IRS.
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Last reviewed July 30, 2026
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