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Form 15108: Correction to Your Federal Tax Deposit (FTD)

Department of the Treasury - Internal Revenue Service Form 15108 is used for Correction to Your Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) and is completed when a payment was not applied correctly.

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Form Overview

IRS Form 15108 - Correction to Your Federal Tax Deposit (FTD)

Department of the Treasury - Internal Revenue Service Form 15108 is used for Correction to Your Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) and is completed when a payment was not applied correctly.

The form collects information such as your Name and Taxpayer Identification Number, along with details on where you want the payment applied. Specifically, it asks for the Tax form and the Tax period ending date related to the deposit.

Risk Radar

Scan points
  • 1Ensure you correctly specify the Tax form and the Tax period ending for your deposit.
  • 2Filing without updating the Name or Taxpayer Identification Number correctly on Form 15108.
  • 3Not indicating where you want the payment applied (Tax form/period).
  • 4Omitting the date of the original deposit from the correction request.
  • 5Providing an incorrect City, State, or ZIP code for mailing purposes.

Plain English

This form allows you to tell the IRS that a tax payment you made did not go toward the right thing. You use it when the IRS has incorrectly applied your money or if you need to change other details about your deposit. By filing Form 15108, you guide the agency on where that specific payment should be credited.

Submission Date

  • Filing date: 2025-08-27 22:10:18
  • Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
  • Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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Glossary Terms

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What this form is for

  • Use this form when an already submitted payment was not applied correctly by the Internal Revenue Service.
  • Do not use Form 15108 when you are making a new tax deposit; complete this form only for corrections to existing deposits.
  • Check no other specific form number is mentioned in the source, but reference the attached notice if it indicates another necessary form.

Form selector

Use this form or another form?

Payment was applied incorrectly

The form specifically corrects a Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) payment.

Confirm this form is used for correction, not initial deposit.

Form 15108

Address on the notice is outdated

This form allows taxpayers to change their Name, Address, City, State, and ZIP code.

Ensure all contact information matches current records.

Form 15108

Need to specify payment application details

The form requires indicating which Tax form and what Tax period ending the payment should apply to.

Verify the exact tax form number and end date listed on your notice.

Form 15108

Deadline or filing window

The official source does not state a specific deadline trigger event. However, if a payment was applied incorrectly, completion of Form 15108 is required to correct that application. No extension details are provided in this excerpt.

Checklist

What you need before filling it out

1

Name

Taxpayer's full name · Section for Name

N/AHigh
2

Taxpayer Identification Number

The taxpayer's assigned ID number · Section following Name

N/AMedium
3

Address, City, State, ZIP code

Current mailing address details · Fields provided on Form 15108

Ensure all five components are filled outMedium
4

Indicate Where Payment Applied

Tax form and corresponding tax period ending date · Section titled 'Indicate Where You Want Your Payment Applied'

Verify the exact tax form number and end date match your payment detailsHigh
5

Primary/Secondary Phone Numbers

Contact phone numbers and preferred call times (a.m./p.m.) · Dedicated fields on Form 15108

Ensure time slots are clearly marked as a.m. or p.m.Low

Before you submit

  1. 1Verify the form is dated December 2017.
  2. 2Ensure the Catalog Number reads 69802S.
  3. 3Confirm all contact information (Name, Address, Phone) accurately reflects current details.
  4. 4Indicate precisely which Tax form the payment should be applied to.
  5. 5Specify the exact Tax period ending date for the deposit correction.
  6. 6If applicable, ensure both Primary and Secondary telephone numbers are provided with correct time windows.
  7. 7Mail the completed Form 15108 to the address listed on your attached IRS notice.

How to file this form

  1. 1Complete all fields on Form 15108, ensuring name, ID number, and contact details are current.
  2. 2Specify exactly which Tax form should receive the payment correction.
  3. 3Indicate the precise Tax period ending date to which the deposit belongs.
  4. 4Sign the completed Form 15108 (signing is implied by completion).
  5. 5Mail the signed Form 15108 to the address provided on your IRS notice, and retain a copy for proof of filing.

Known limitations

  1. 1Form 15108 is used when a payment was not applied correctly.
  2. 2The form must be completed and mailed to the address listed on the attached notice if it is being used for correction.

Field map

Compact field-by-field guide

6 fields

General Info

2 items

Taxpayer Name and TIN

Full legal name and taxpayer identification number (SSN or EIN).

Requiredtext
Address

Current mailing address.

Requiredtext

Details

2 items

Required Information

Complete all applicable sections of this form according to the official IRS instructions.

Requiredtext
Amount (if applicable)

Enter the relevant dollar amount if this form involves tax calculation.

amount

Certification

1 items

Certification Statement

Read and acknowledge any certifications required by this form.

Requiredcheckbox

Signatures

1 items

Signature

Sign and date. Unsigned forms cannot be processed.

Requiredsignature
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Current form status
IRS

The current edition of IRS Form 15108 is December 2017 (12-2017). The source does not point to a page listing the latest information, but it provides the specific revision date.

What changed or needs a fresh check

  • Edition date — confirm it reads December 2017 (12-2017).
  • Catalog Number — confirm it is 69802S.
  • Mailing address — confirm the specific mailing address is listed on the attached notice.
  • Signature — confirmation of signature is not explicitly detailed in this excerpt, but signing is required to submit.

Quick Facts

Anyone who made a tax payment but believes it was not applied correctly must complete Form 15108.
The form collects information such as your Name and Taxpayer Identification Number, along with details on where you want the payment applied. Specifically, it asks for the Tax form and the Tax period ending date related to the deposit.
Not stated in the official source.
The user must mail Form 15108 to the address provided on the attached notice that accompanies the original tax deposit notification. The form does not specify an e-file location, requiring mailing to the listed address.
If a payment was not applied correctly and this form is not completed, the IRS may apply the payment incorrectly.
First, the filer must complete all personal identification details at the top of Form 15108. Next, they must indicate exactly where the payment should be applied by filling in the Tax form and the Tax period ending date. The form requires a signature (implied by mailing to the address on the notice) to finalize the correction.

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After you file

  1. 1Keep a copy of the completed Form 15108 after mailing it.
  2. 2The form must be mailed to the address provided on the attached notice (the specific address is not listed in the excerpt).
  3. 3If the filer's address has changed, changes must be made on Form 15108 itself.

Sources

  • SRCForm 15108's official title is Correction to Your Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) [Form p.1]
  • SRCThe revision date for Form 15108 is December 2017 [Form p.1]
  • SRCThe form must be mailed to the address on the attached notice if it is used for correction [Form p.1]
  • SRCFiler information includes Name, Taxpayer Identification Number, Address, City, State, and ZIP code [Form p.1]
  • SRCContact details include Primary telephone number (with best time a.m./p.m.) and Secondary telephone number (with best time a.m./p.m.) [Form p.1]
  • SRCThe filer must indicate where the payment is being applied by selecting from fields for 'Tax form' and 'Tax period ending' [Form p.1]

Common confusion points

What if my payment was applied correctly but I need to change my contact info?

The form allows for changes to Name, Address, City, State, ZIP code, and phone numbers.

Confirm the address/phone fields are updated before mailing Form 15108.

How do I tell IRS exactly where my payment should go?

The filer must indicate where they want their payment applied using specific lines on Form 15108.

Ensure the 'Tax form' and 'Tax period ending' fields match the intended application.

What if I don't have an attached notice?

The source states to mail the completed Form 15108 to 'the address on the attached notice'.

If no notice is present, use the general mailing address for IRS Form 15108.

What if I only need to change my name?

Name is one of several fields available for correction on Form 15108.

Ensure the Name field is updated and verify all other required fields are complete.

Do I need to fill out everything if only my ZIP code changed?

The form allows for changes to multiple pieces of information (Name, Address, Phone numbers) simultaneously.

Fill in all fields that are changing or confirm the existing data is correct.

What if I want my payment applied to a tax period that ended last year?

The form includes a field for 'Tax period ending' which accommodates past periods.

Verify the date entered in the 'Tax period ending' field matches the intended filing year/period.

Workflow map

Related forms and next steps

4 signals

Before

Not stated in the official source — verify on the agency site (This form corrects a previous deposit action)

Current

15108

After

Not stated in the official source — verify on the agency site (A corrected payment status would result from filing this form)

Often used with

IRS Form 15108 itself (The primary mechanism for correction)

⚠ If something goes wrong

  • Not stated in the official source — verify on the agency site (This form is used when a deposit application went wrong)

Questions about IRS Form 15108

What is IRS Form 15108 used for?

This form allows you to tell the IRS that a tax payment you made did not go toward the right thing. You use it when the IRS has incorrectly applied your money or if you need to change other details about your deposit. By filing Form 15108, you guide the agency on where that specific payment should be credited.

Who must file IRS Form 15108?

Anyone who made a tax payment but believes it was not applied correctly must complete Form 15108.

What information does IRS Form 15108 require?

The form collects information such as your Name and Taxpayer Identification Number, along with details on where you want the payment applied. Specifically, it asks for the Tax form and the Tax period ending date related to the deposit.

Where do I file IRS Form 15108?

The user must mail Form 15108 to the address provided on the attached notice that accompanies the original tax deposit notification. The form does not specify an e-file location, requiring mailing to the listed address.

How do I complete IRS Form 15108?

First, the filer must complete all personal identification details at the top of Form 15108. Next, they must indicate exactly where the payment should be applied by filling in the Tax form and the Tax period ending date. The form requires a signature (implied by mailing to the address on the notice) to finalize the correction.

What happens if IRS Form 15108 is filed incorrectly?

If a payment was not applied correctly and this form is not completed, the IRS may apply the payment incorrectly.

What if my payment was applied correctly but I need to change my contact info?

The form allows for changes to Name, Address, City, State, ZIP code, and phone numbers. Confirm the address/phone fields are updated before mailing Form 15108.

How do I tell IRS exactly where my payment should go?

The filer must indicate where they want their payment applied using specific lines on Form 15108. Ensure the 'Tax form' and 'Tax period ending' fields match the intended application.

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