How do I contact the IRS in Kentucky?

Find a Kentucky Taxpayer Assistance Center

How do you get through to Kentucky unemployment?

You can call our Unemployment Insurance Assistance Line at 502-875-0442 (for applying for benefits) and 502-564-2900 (for general information and assistance). To request a payment through continuing claims, you can call 1-877-369-5984 or go online. You can also file your first claim at kcc.ky.gov.

What is the phone code for Kentucky?

Area code 270
Area code 859 Area code 606 Area code 502
Kentucky/area codes

How do I check my Ky unemployment claim?

​Claim your weeks or check your payment by phone at 1-877-3my-kyui or 1-877-369-5984. Using the Voice Response Unit (VRU) and a touchtone phone, you can claim your weeks or request the status of your last week's claim.

How do I actually talk to someone at the IRS?

How to speak directly to an IRS agent

1. Call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 during their support hours.
2. Select your language and press 1 for English or 2 for Spanish.
3. Press 2 for questions about your personal income tax.
4. Press 1 for questions about a form already submitted or a payment.
5. Press 3 for all other questions.

How can I talk to a real person on the phone?

Google: Call 1-855-836-3987, press the numbers for your product type, and wait. Hewlett-Packard: Call 1-800-474-6836 and keep pressing 0 (this will take a while). HTC: Call 1-866-449-8358, select your language and you will be connected to a live representative. Hulu: Call 1-877-485-8411 and wait for a representative to pick up.

How do I talk to a live person at the Kentucky unemployment office?

Sometimes you just need to talk to a live person to get your questions answered. If you have questions about the a-kassen, you can call 502/564-2900.

Why does my Ky unemployment claim say $0?

If you received a UI rate notice showing $0 in wages, you may still qualify for benefits. The EDD may need more information from you to process your claim. You are self-employed or self-employed and have not paid contributions to the state's unemployment fund.

Click on "Unemployment Benefits – Online Claim Filing." Click "I accept". Log in to your account using your social security number and the personal identification number you created when you started your original unemployment claim. See your claim information and status on the next page.

If there are no disqualifying factors, we generate the payment by either direct deposit or a debit card within 2 to 5 days. If you continue to be unemployed, you can request your second unemployment benefit payment online at kcc.ky.gov or call 877-369-5984.

Are there any debit cards that work in Kentucky?

Please note that discounts given for use of a payment card or transponder may be restricted or otherwise limited to cards issued by Kentucky. Compatible passports issued by states other than Kentucky may not qualify for discounted tolls, but the transponder will work on toll roads in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. What cards don't work in Kentucky?

What do you need to know about toll free numbers?

Toll-free numbers are numbers that begin with one of the following three-digit codes: 800, 888, 877, 866, 855 or 844. Toll-free numbers allow callers to reach businesses and/or individuals without being charged for the call. The fee for using a toll-free number is paid by the called party (the toll-free subscriber) instead of the calling party.

Are there any toll free numbers that can be replaced?

Although 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844 and 833 are all free codes, they are not interchangeable. Calling a number using a 1-800 prefix would reach a different recipient than calling that number using a 1-888 prefix. Calls to each toll-free number are redirected to a specific local phone number. How are toll free numbers allocated?

Is there a toll on the Ohio River bridges in Kentucky?

KENTUCKY CUSTOMS FITS CARD. Kentucky's Ohio River Bridges project uses a transponder called RiverLink. RiverLink is on the E-ZPass electronic toll collection network. Transponders displaying the E-ZPass logo, regardless of the state of issue, will be accepted on Ohio River Bridges in Kentucky.