Can i send my tax return registered certified mail

Yes, you can send your tax return by registered certified mail. In fact, the IRS recommends using certified mail with return receipt requested to prove that the return was sent and received.

Here's how to do it:

1. Use a certified mail label: You can purchase a certified mail label at a post office or online. Make sure to select the "return receipt requested" option.
2. Attach the label: Attach the certified mail label to your tax return envelope.
3. Fill out the return receipt: The return receipt will be sent back to you by the post office once it's signed by the recipient (in this case, the IRS). Make sure to fill out the return receipt completely and accurately.
4. Send the return: Take the certified mail envelope to a post office or mail it from your home. Make sure to keep a copy of the certified mail receipt for your records.

Using certified mail with return receipt requested provides proof that the tax return was sent and received, which can be helpful in case of any disputes or issues with the IRS.

Some additional tips to keep in mind:

• Make sure to use a secure and trackable shipping method, such as certified mail or priority mail, to ensure that your tax return is delivered to the IRS.
• Keep a record of the certified mail receipt, including the tracking number and the date it was sent.
• If you're using a tax professional or accountant to prepare and file your tax return, they may have their own procedures for sending the return to the IRS. Be sure to check with them before sending the return by certified mail.

By sending your tax return by registered certified mail, you can ensure that it's delivered to the IRS and provide proof of delivery, which can help protect your rights and interests.