Pennymac Correspondent · Investor Announcement 26-97 · Published

Fannie Mae Form 8821 Taxpayer First Act Consent Standards

Pennymac conforms to Fannie Mae guidelines permitting IRS Form 8821 in place of Form 4506-C for tax transcripts. Borrowers must provide consent authorizing disclosure of tax records to Fannie Mae and prospective mortgage holders under the Taxpayer First Act.

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Loan impact

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Applies to: Mortgages utilizing IRS Form 8821 in place of Form 4506-C to obtain tax transcripts.

Addressed to
Pennymac correspondent sellersFrom the publisher, not quoted from the text
Investor
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Affected area
General
Affected documents
IRS Form 8821; Taxpayer First Act consent form
Applicability confidence
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What changed

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RequirementPreviouslyNow
Taxpayer First Act consent and IRS Form 8821 authorizationClarifiedNot statedWhen utilizing alternatives such as IRS Form 8821, borrowers must authorize disclosing tax information to Fannie Mae, and consent forms must explicitly allow sharing with third parties, loan owners, service providers, and assigns.

What to do

AWACS interpretation · not source language

What to review: Review guidelines permitting IRS Form 8821 as an alternative to Form 4506-C and the associated Taxpayer First Act borrower consent standards.

QC implications

  • Verify that files utilizing IRS Form 8821 include borrower consent permitting disclosure of tax records to Fannie Mae and explicitly allowing sharing with third parties, loan owners, service providers, and assigns.

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