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The IRS requires taxpayers to use ID.me for identity verification to access certain online services, which includes uploading a government-issued ID and a selfie. However, due to privacy concerns, the IRS plans to move away from ID.me and its facial recognition technology, developing alternative verification methods. For the latest information on accessing IRS services, it is recommended to visit the official IRS website or contact their support.

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The IRS requires taxpayers to use ID.me for identity verification to access certain online services, which includes uploading a government-issued ID and a selfie. However, due to privacy concerns, the IRS plans to move away from ID.me and its facial recognition technology, developing alternative verification methods. For the latest information on accessing IRS services, it is recommended to visit the official IRS website or contact their support.

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Yes, the IRS requires taxpayers to verify their identity using ID.

me to access certain online


services. This verification process involves uploading a government-issued ID and taking a
selfie. Once verified, you can securely access IRS tools like your online account, tax transcripts,
and payment plans.

IRS

However, the IRS has announced plans to transition away from using ID.me, particularly its
facial recognition technology, due to privacy concerns. Alternative verification methods are
being developed to ensure secure access to IRS online services.

CyberScoop

For the most current information on accessing IRS online tools and services, it's advisable to
visit the official IRS website or contact their support directly.

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