Form 433-F: Simplified CIS
The shorter, faster version of the Collection Information Statement — 2 pages instead of 6. Used for streamlined Installment Agreements and simpler cases under $50,000. Less documentation required, faster processing.
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What Is Form 433-F?
IRS Form 433-F is the simplified Collection Information Statement — a 2-page financial disclosure form used when the IRS does not require the full detail of Form 433-A. It captures the same categories (income, expenses, assets, liabilities) but at a summary level, with fewer line items and less granular asset breakdowns. The IRS accepts the 433-F for streamlined Installment Agreements (balances under $50,000), certain Currently Not Collectible requests, and other cases where the taxpayer's financial situation is straightforward and doesn't warrant the full 6-page 433-A.
The 433-F can significantly speed up your case. Because it requires less documentation and less detailed verification, cases filed with a 433-F often process faster than those requiring a full 433-A. However, the IRS may still request a full 433-A if the initial review raises questions — for example, if the summary-level numbers don't match IRS records, or if the taxpayer appears to own significant assets not fully disclosed on the simplified form.
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View the official IRS Form 433-F PDFNew Beginning Tax Solutions is a private tax resolution company and is not affiliated with the IRS, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, or any government agency. This page is for general information only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Tax rules change frequently — verify current requirements against official IRS sources before relying on anything you read here. Results vary based on individual circumstances.
