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Form (December 2011) Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service 8937 Report of Organizational Actions Affecting Basis of Securities See separate instructions. OMB No. 1545-2224 Part I Reporting

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How to fill out corrected form 8937:

1. Begin by obtaining a copy of the original form 8937 that needs correction. This can usually be obtained from the company or organization that issued the form.
2. Carefully review the original form to identify the specific areas that need correction. This may include incorrect figures, missing information, or any other errors that need to be addressed.
3. Once the corrections have been identified, gather the necessary documentation or information that will support the accurate and updated information to be included in the corrected form.
4. Obtain the revised figures or data that are relevant to the corrections. This may involve consulting financial records, contacting relevant parties, or conducting additional research to ensure accuracy.
5. Update the corrected information in the appropriate sections of form 8937. This may involve filling in new figures, providing the correct details, or attaching supporting documents as required.
6. Review the entire form to ensure that all corrections have been accurately made and that no additional errors have been introduced during the correction process.
7. Sign and date the corrected form 8937, certifying the accuracy and completeness of the information provided.

Who needs corrected form 8937?

1. Companies or organizations that have previously issued form 8937 and have identified errors or inaccuracies in the original filing.
2. Taxpayers who have received form 8937 and have noticed errors or discrepancies that need to be corrected for accurate tax reporting.
3. Financial institutions or professionals who are responsible for preparing and filing form 8937 on behalf of their clients, and identify the need for corrections.

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What is corrected form 8937?

Corrected Form 8937 is a form used by issuers of specified securities to report changes or corrections to a previously filed Form 8937.

Who is required to file corrected form 8937?

Issuers of specified securities who need to report changes or corrections to a previously filed Form 8937 are required to file Corrected Form 8937.

How to fill out corrected form 8937?

To fill out Corrected Form 8937, the issuer should provide the correct information for the previously reported sections and clearly indicate the changes or corrections being made. It is important to follow the instructions provided with the form and ensure accuracy of the reported information.

What is the purpose of corrected form 8937?

The purpose of Corrected Form 8937 is to provide accurate and updated information regarding changes or corrections to previously reported information. This allows stakeholders and the IRS to have the correct information related to specified securities for tax reporting purposes.

What information must be reported on corrected form 8937?

Corrected Form 8937 must report the corrected information for sections such as issuer information, description of the transaction, date of the transaction, CUSIP or other securities identification number, and the tax attributes (if applicable) related to the specified securities.