Equity Forms › E-File Form 3922 Online for 2025 Tax Year
BoomTax is an IRS-authorized e-file provider for Form 3922. Our platform is designed for corporations and stock plan administrators who need to report ESPP stock transfers in bulk.
To e-file Form 3922 with BoomTax, you will need:
For details, see our What is Form 3922 guide.
You can import your data as Excel, XML, or use files from popular payroll providers like QuickBooks, UKG, ADP, and many more.
We walk you through the process with no complicated jargon. You can also live chat with a real person as you work on your filing for hands-on help.
Once your data is loaded, you can e-file and distribute employee copies in minutes.
Companies with many ESPP participants can upload data in bulk via Excel or CSV. BoomTax validates your data and transmits it securely to the IRS through the FIRE system.
For details, see our Form 3922 due date guide.
File a separate Form 3922 for each purchase that results in a title transfer. If your ESPP has quarterly purchase periods and an employee participates in all four, you may have up to four Form 3922s for that employee (depending on when title transfers occur). BoomTax handles bulk uploads efficiently.
You'll need: employee information (name, SSN, address), grant date and FMV on that date, purchase date and FMV on that date, exercise price, shares transferred, and the title transfer date. Most stock plan administrators can export this data in a format BoomTax can import.
Form 3922 is still required when shares transfer from the ESPP to a broker designated by the employee. The transfer to the broker constitutes the "first transfer of legal title." Use the date shares were deposited into the brokerage account for Box 7.
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