Relocation Notification when moving to an Atlanta New Home

Change address when moving to avoid penalties
on taxes and other financial mail.

If you are getting ready to move, there’s an important tip to save money many people miss. All it takes is making sure that your taxes and creditors know where you are going. The Equifax Finance Blog explains more about it in the new article, “Tell the IRS and Your State When You Move.”

If you are currently involved in or considering a job with a lot of relocation and travel, one thing to put at the top of your list of things to do is to notify your financial services and tax agencies about the move. By doing this, you can make sure that you don’t miss important financial notices.

Missing the financial notices can be costly and can add up, especially if they are taxes. For instance, large organizations like government agencies, both state and federal, can occasionally get confused or give you the wrong original assessments. If you’re not able to refute the assessments, the charges continue. If you don’t pay them, they add up with penalties and interest. These make the tax amount far more costly and may arrive after the due date by the time it finally gets to you. These late notices can also damage your credit score.

The Equifax Finance Blog offers lots of tips when it comes to how to make better moves, more efficiently pay your taxes, avoid debt and more. Check out the frequently updated articles to save money and be happier.