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Introduction

SECTION 3. TERMS

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2015-9 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

For purposes of this revenue procedure–

.01 “Written statement” means a statement required by § 31.6402(a)–2(a)(2)(ii) with respect to amounts collected in a year prior to the calendar year in which the credit or refund is claimed, certifying that the employee has not made any previous claims (or the claims were rejected) and will not make any future claims for refund or credit of the amount of the overcollection.

.02 “Email address” refers to any employee email address on a secure employer-provided email network provided to its employee in the regular course of business. To the extent that a personal email address is used in lieu of, or in addition to, an employee email address, an email address includes only the most recent personal email address provided by the employee to the employer that is maintained in an employer’s personnel records in the regular course of business. It does not include an email address obtained from a third-party source other than one obtained from an authorized representative of the employee.

.03 “Employee” includes both current and former employees.

.04 “Last known address” means the employee’s address of record in the employer’s personnel records, or as updated by any notification of change of address from the United States Postal Service.

.05 “Signature” includes an original, facsimile (fax), or other electronic signature. A fax signature may be transmitted either online or telephonically ( i.e., delivered via traditional fax machine). An electronic signature must meet the requirements stated in section 6 of this revenue procedure, as modified by any subsequently published guidance.

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