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An IP PIN is a six-digit number assigned to eligible taxpayers that helps prevent the misuse of your Social Security number on fraudulent federal income tax returns. You can’t use the IP PIN as your e-file signature PIN.  Important: You currently can’t opt out once you get an IP PIN. You must use an IP PIN to confirm your identity on all federal tax returns you file this year and in subsequent tax years. If you e-file your return and your IP PIN is missing or incorrect, our system will reject your return. Filing a paper return with a missing or incorrect IP PIN delays its processing. This is for your protection so we can determine it’s your return.  To get your IP PIN, you must verify your identity online. You'll need to have immediate access to your email account to receive a confirmation code. You’ll receive your IP PIN online once we verify your identity. We’ll send you a new IP PIN each December by postal mail.  Only those taxpayers living in Florida, Georgia or the District of Columbia or who have received a letter or CP01F Notice inviting them to get an IP Pin are eligible.

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