IRS Form 13287 – Fillable Bank Payment Problem Identification Worksheet

Form 13287, Bank Payment Problem Identification Worksheet, is used by taxpayers when a bank delays forwarding a timely‑received Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) to the U.S. Treasury. If the bank accepts responsibility, the taxpayer may be relieved of the related penalty.

What Is Form 13287?

This IRS worksheet captures details about the delayed deposit, the bank’s response, and the amount of penalty relief being requested. It is typically attached to a written request for penalty abatement.

How to Fill Out Form 13287 Online with Formize

Formize makes the IRS PDF fully interactive without any software download. Follow these simple steps:

1. Click the "Fill out this form" button on the page.
2. Wait a few seconds while the Formize PDF Filler app loads.
3. Enter the required information in each fillable field – the form auto‑saves as you type.
4. Review the completed worksheet for accuracy.
5. When you’re satisfied, click Download PDF or Print to obtain a signed copy.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Leaving fields blank: Every line marked with an asterisk (*) is mandatory.
• Incorrect bank account numbers: Double‑check the routing and account numbers you provide.
• Missing the bank’s written acknowledgment: Attach the bank’s letter or email confirming the delay.
• Submitting an unsigned form: Sign the worksheet before mailing it to the IRS.

Where to Submit the Completed Form

After completing Form 13287, attach it to your written request for penalty relief and mail it to the address listed in the instructions (usually the IRS office that issued the penalty notice). For electronic submissions, follow any specific guidance provided in the notice.

FAQs About Form 13287

Below are the most frequently asked questions about this worksheet.