Monthly Archives: October 2017

Will There Be An Audit For Filing A Form 4506-T?

Posted on October 28, 2017 by Sandra James

It’s not uncommon to wonder if filing a 4506-T form might trigger an IRS audit. Some borrowers are hesitant to file the 4506-T out of concern that any discrepancy between their loan application and their prior tax filings could lead … Continue reading →

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How Lenders Can Benefit From 4506-T

Posted on October 24, 2017 by Sandra James

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac require mortgage lenders to obtain an income tax transcript from the IRS for each loan applicant. The tax transcript is necessary to verify the income of the borrower. Lenders can remain in regulatory compliance and … Continue reading →

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How Our Services At 4506-T Can Benefit Your Business

Posted on October 13, 2017 by Sandra James

Businesses work in tight timeframes and each minute in business has to count. Tax return filing and generation of forms from the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) has been made quick, easy and efficient. Technological advancements over the recent past have made … Continue reading →

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How Can A 4506-t Form Keep Fraud In Check?

Posted on October 10, 2017 by Sandra James

In today’s fraud-addled mortgage market, both borrowers and lenders should become familiar with IRS Form 4506-T. This document enables lenders to request a transcript of a borrower’s tax return from the Internal Revenue Service. The form covers multiple years of … Continue reading →

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Easy and Fast Order Processing With 4506!

Posted on October 3, 2017 by Sandra James

Whenever you need help processing those pesky IRS forms that hinder your growth as a business, look for easy and fast order processing with 4506! What is 4506-Transcripts.com? Expert leaders in the tax verification field, 4506-Transcripts.com has helped numerous clients … Continue reading →

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