Form 4669, Statement of Payments Received
Form 4669 is the payee’s signed statement that they reported and paid tax on payments a payer failed to withhold on. Fill in the official PDF below and download it.
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What is 4669?
Form 4669, Statement of Payments Received, is completed by the person who received payments when the payer did not withhold the required tax. The payee certifies the payments were included on their own return and the tax was paid, and the payer collects these statements to support relief from paying that tax again.
The payer typically submits the collected Forms 4669 with Form 4670, Request for Relief of Payment of Certain Withholding Taxes. Relief covers the tax itself; it does not remove interest or penalties the payer may owe for the failure to withhold.
Who files 4669?
- Payees asked by an employer or other payer to certify that they reported payments and paid the related tax
- Employers and payers who failed to withhold income or other required tax and are assembling support for relief
- Businesses under an employment tax examination that misclassified workers or missed backup withholding
How to fill out 4669
- Fill in the payee’s name, address, and taxpayer identification number at the top of the form.
- Identify the payer and describe the payments: the type of payment, the year, and the amount received.
- Certify that the payments were reported on the payee’s return and the tax was paid, as the form’s statement describes.
- Sign and date the form; unsigned statements do not support relief.
- Download the PDF and return it to the payer, who attaches it to Form 4670 when requesting relief from the IRS.
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Frequently asked questions
Who signs Form 4669, the payer or the payee?
The payee, the person who received the payments, signs it. The payer gathers the signed forms from each payee and submits them with Form 4670.
Does Form 4669 wipe out penalties for the payer?
No. It supports relief from paying the tax that should have been withheld, because the payee already paid it. Interest and applicable penalties for the failure to withhold can still apply.
What if a payee refuses to complete the form?
The payer cannot compel a payee to sign. Without a completed Form 4669 for a payee, the payer generally remains liable for that payee’s share of the tax.