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Form 8453-EMP – Employment Tax Declaration for an IRS e-file Return

What is Form 8453-EMP: Employment Tax Declaration for an IRS E-File Return?

Form 8453-EMP, “Employment Tax Declaration for an IRS e-file Return,” is a document that a business or employer uses to confirm they are filing their employment tax returns electronically. It acts as a signature, verifying the accuracy of the submitted information and authorizing the IRS to accept the electronically transmitted data.

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