Contact information
Name and SSN, spouse's name and SSN, current address if it changed, and primary and secondary phone numbers with the best time to call.
15111
Earned Income Credit (EIC) Worksheet (CP 09)
Form 15111 is the Earned Income Credit (EIC) Worksheet that goes with an IRS CP09 notice. The form says to complete it and determine if you qualify for EIC, then upload it electronically using the Document Upload Tool or mail it in the enclosed envelope, and to refer to the CP09 notice for more about the Document Upload Tool.
This revision asks about the 2025 tax year. After contact information, Step 1 lists statements that, if checked, end the worksheet. Step 2 collects the name, SSN and residency answer for up to three children who were listed as dependents on the original Form 1040. Step 3 counts how many of them meet the requirements and lists the conditions the form gives for the credit without a qualifying child.
You can fill out Form 15111 free in your browser on this page and download it without an account.
Name and SSN, spouse's name and SSN, current address if it changed, and primary and secondary phone numbers with the best time to call.
Three boxes: living in the U.S. for 6 months or less in 2025, a Social Security card that reads "Not Valid for Employment", and being an EITC qualifying child of another person.
For up to three children: first and last name, the child's SSN, and whether the child lived with the filer in the U.S. for more than 6 months.
A box for how many dependents meet the requirements, a note pointing to Publication 596, and the conditions for the credit without a qualifying child.
Enter names and SSNs as on the return. If the address changed, the form says to give the current address, call 800-829-0922 or visit www.irs.gov.
Check any statement that describes the filer or spouse. The form says that if any box is checked, stop there: it states the filer does not qualify for EITC and does not need to respond.
For each EITC qualifying child listed as a dependent on the original Form 1040, enter the name and SSN and answer question 3. The form says the dependent must have an SSN.
Count the dependents with a Yes to question 3 and enter the number. The form says a dependent who meets the requirements can only be claimed by one person, and points to Publication 596.
Upload the completed form with the Document Upload Tool described in the CP09 notice, or mail it in the enclosed envelope.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form says to upload it electronically using the Document Upload Tool or mail it in the enclosed envelope. The CP09 notice has more on the Document Upload Tool.
The form says to give the current address on the form, call 800-829-0922 or visit www.irs.gov if the address has changed.
The form says that for an EITC qualifying child who wasn't listed as a dependent on the original Form 1040, Form 1040-X is filed instead of this worksheet.
The form says to use the EITC Assistant toolkit at IRS.Gov/EITC before filing the next tax return.
1040-X
166 fields, 2 pages
1040
38 fields, 2 pages
1040
199 fields, 2 pages
886-H-EIC
8 fields, 2 pages
8862
109 fields, 3 pages
The worksheet is completed by a taxpayer who received a CP09 notice and is returned to the IRS.
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It is the Earned Income Credit (EIC) Worksheet sent with a CP09 notice. The form says to complete it and determine if you qualify for EIC.
The form says to upload it with the Document Upload Tool or mail it in the enclosed envelope.
The form says to stop there. It states that the filer does not qualify for EITC and does not need to respond.
The form says to file Form 1040-X and not to complete Form 15111.
Step 2 has rows for three children, each with a name, an SSN and a Yes or No answer about living in the U.S. for more than 6 months.
The February 2026 revision asks about 2025, such as where the filer lived in 2025 and whether a joint return was filed for 2025.