Income Tax for Full Timers

Rollnhome wrote:
We used UPS mailbox address for years. No problems. Plus they forward.

That is different from a US Post Office PO Box.

I used the UPS mailbox. Never a problem with bank or IRS. There are other mail services. Escapees, South Dakota has some, GS offers it but I have not heard any comments on their service.

johnam1 wrote:
what address should we use for the IRS?

I doubt it makes a hoot of difference. Amount of mail I get from the IRS: zero.

OP, although you and many others want to act as Gipsies there is no such classification in the U.S. tax code, you have to be a resident somewhere, if you have taxable income. You have a PO Box, use that as your state or get a different PO Box. Keep in mind if you had your initial PO Box where your home used to be and it's a taxable state you might have to file as a part year resident, if you had and earnings.

I could go on with a bunch of other potential issues, but you get the idea.

We used UPS mailbox address for years. No problems. Plus they forward.

You should probably look into commercial mail forwarding services. The IRS may send mail to your PO box but other folks will require a legal address. Think driver's license, registration, bank, insurance, voting.

When traveling, we always used our PO Box in home state ... never had an issue with it from IRS -- sent in the forms, IRS sent a check to PO Box. Now, it's all direct deposit, but when we get IRS mail, it goes to PO Box.