IRS to host a special Community Assistance Visit in Indian Head, Maryland, September 23rd through 25th

 

MD-2025-03, Sept. 19, 2025

WASHINGTON — As part of an expanding effort to reach underserved communities, the Internal Revenue Service announced a special event in Indian Head, Maryland to help local taxpayers.

During this Community Assistance Visit (CAV), the IRS will set up a temporary Taxpayer Assistance Center to give taxpayers from the Indian Head community an opportunity to meet face-to-face with IRS employees. This is part of a larger effort underway to transform the IRS and improve service to taxpayers.

For the Indian Head event, the IRS is partnering with the Town of Indian Head, Village Green Pavillion to host the event at 100 Walter Thomas Rd, Indian Head, MD, Tuesday through Thursday, September 23 through 25th, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Indian Head, Maryland, was selected, in part, based on both need and community support in this area.

To make an appointment during the three-day event, taxpayers may call 615-250-5324. However, taxpayers can also walk in to receive assistance. To get help, taxpayers must bring current state or government issued photo identification and any relevant letters or notices they received from the IRS, plus any requested documents.

The IRS also welcomes tax professionals, lawyers and preparers and their clients to work account-related issues.

Taxpayers can review questions from IRS Publication 5973, Should I visit a Taxpayer Assistance Center? PDF (Spanish PDF) to help determine if they should file an amended return instead of visiting the CAV. Visitors should also review IRS Publication 5895, Who do you trust to prepare your return? PDF, that details how reputable professionals sign returns, provide copies and remain available later for follow-up questions.

During the Community Assistance Visit, taxpayers can meet one-on-one with IRS employees to receive these services:

  • Account inquiries (help with letters, notices and levies on wages or bank account)
  • Adjustments (changes to tax account information or payments)
  • Basic tax law assistance (answers related to individual Federal Tax Returns)
  • Payment arrangements. Because this is a temporary location, IRS employees cannot accept payments of any kind. Taxpayers are encouraged to make payments online.
  • Authentication of taxpayer identities as part of the Taxpayer Protection Program (TPP)
  • Transcripts and tax forms (order only)
  • Information on IRS.gov resources and tools

Professional foreign language interpretation will be available in many languages through an over-the-phone translation service. For deaf or hard of hearing individuals who need sign language interpreter services, IRS employees will schedule appointments for a later date. Alternatively, these individuals can call TTY/TDD 800-829-4059 to make an appointment.

Taxpayers who would like to speak with an IRS employee face-to-face but cannot attend the Indian Head event, should call 844-545-5640 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., to make an appointment to visit a nearby TAC. Contact Your Local Office has information for IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers.