Command Code INOLE input with the definer "T" — an edited TIN (either SSN or EIN) and file source will be input. This command will be useful when research is desired on all accounts with the same SSN or EIN. Nameline and street address information will be returned to the user for each matching account.

Command Code INOLE input with the definer "S" — an edited TIN and file source will be input. This request type will be most useful when the specific account is already known. Namelines (current and prior), street addresses, tax year, Social Security name controls, cross reference and other information specific to the type of account being requested will be returned to the user.

Command Code INOLE input with the definer "X" — an edited TIN and file source will be input. This request type will be most useful when researching TINs that have no Master File account. DM1 name controls, Cross reference and merge transaction information will be returned to the user. Information returned to the user will be specific to the file source input. On SSN requests, both tin types (valid and invalid) will be searched for data, regardless of file source input. If a file source of IMF valid is input, the resulting display will show data for both the valid and invalid accounts if such data exists.

Command Code INOLE input with the definer "P" — an edited EIN, file source (P), and EPMF Plan number. This request type will be used to display EPMF Plan information. The EPMF SPECIFIC SCREEN is capable of displaying only five plan names. The screen display for the " P" definer is able to display up to ten plan names. The list of plan names displayed will begin with the plan number that is input, or the next highest number.

Only information found pertains to multiple SSNs — default is Tin-type SSN — See Exhibit 2.3.47-4.

Only information found pertains to multiple EINs — default is Tin-type EIN — See Exhibit 2.3.47-3.

Only information found pertains to a single SSN — default is specific (IMF, BMF) — See Exhibit 2.3.47-8. See Exhibit 2.3.47-6.

Only information found pertains to a single EIN — default is specific (BMF or EPMF) — See Exhibit 2.3.47-5. See Exhibit 2.3.47-7.

Only information found pertains to a single SSN — default is specific (IMF, BMF) — See Exhibit 2.3.47-8. See Exhibit 2.3.47-6.

Only information found pertains to a single EIN — default is specific (BMF or EPMF) — See Exhibit 2.3.47-5. See Exhibit 2.3.47-7.

"INVALID STATE REQUEST" — Requested state field is invalid, valid ranges are state abbr, blanks if no state in request and "." if requesting foreign state

"INVALID REQUEST — VALID GEN NUMBERS ARE 0001 TO 9999 " — .

"INVALID REQUEST — VALID DEFINER CODES ARE P OR S. "

"GEN NOT ON FILE" — Requested Group Exemption Number not found.

"NO SUBS FOR THIS GEN" — No subordinates associated with requested Group Exemption Number.

"NO SUBS FOR THIS REQUESTED STATE" — No subordinates associated with requested Group Exemption Number and requested state.

"**EOGEN PARENT FILE NOT AVAILABLE — TRY LATER**" — Unable to fulfill request because file was unable to be accessed, try later.

"**EOGEN SUBORDINATE FILE NOT AVAILABLE — TRY LATER** " — Unable to fulfill request because file was unable to be access, try later.

"PRIMARY TIN IS INVALID, PLEASE CHECK INPUT" or "SECONDARY TIN IS INVALID, PLEASE CHECK INPUT" — SSN other than numeric or incorrectly formatted.

"TAX PERIOD IS INVALID, PLEASE CHECK INPUT" — Tax period invalid or not a prior tax year.

"PRIMARY TIN NOT ON MF" — The primary SSN input does not have account data on the NAP file.

"SECONDARY TIN NOT ASSOCIATED WITH PRIMARY" — Command code SPARQ was input without a secondary SSN and the primary taxpayer did not file a joint return for the tax year in question or no secondary SSN was found.

"NAP FILE NOT AVAILABLE" — There was a file or system effort during the attempt to access the NAP file, try again later.

"NO DM1 DATA AVAILABLE ON NAP FOR PRIMARY" — The primary input SSN cannot be found on the SSA file.

"NO DM1 DATA AVAILABLE ON NAP FOR SECONDARY" — The secondary input SSN cannot be found on the SSA file.

"SECONDARY TIN NOT ON MF" — The secondary input SSN does not have account data on the NAP file.

"SPOUSE ADDRESS UNDER SAME PRIMARY SSN-INPUT PRIMARY DECEASED " — The input primary and secondary SSNs were filing a joint return for input tax period, but the primary is now deceased.

"SPOUSE ADDRESS UNDER SAME PRIMARY SSN-INPUT SECONDARY DECEASED " — The input primary and secondary SSNs were filing a joint return for input tax period, but the secondary is now deceased.

"SPOUSE ADDRESS UNDER SAME PRIMARY SSN-BOTH DECEASED" — The input primary and secondary SSNs were filing a joint return for the input tax period, both the primary and secondary taxpayers are now deceased.

"NO SECONDARY ADDRESS DATA ON NAP" — There is no address data available on the NAP for input secondary SSN.

"SPOUSE AS PRIMARY, BUT ADDRESS THE SAME — INPUT PRIMARY DECEASED" — The spouse is now filing as a primary taxpayer, the input primary is deceased.

"SPOUSE AS PRIMARY, BUT ADDRESS THE SAME — INPUT SECONDARY DECEASED" — The spouse was filing as the primary for input tax period, but is now deceased.

"SPOUSE AS PRIMARY, BUT ADDRESS THE SAME — BOTH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DECEASED" — The spouse was filing as the primary for input tax period, but the input primary and secondary are both deceased.

"SPOUSE FILING WITH NEW PRIMARY TAXPAYER — INPUT PRIMARY DECEASED" — The input secondary was filing with a new primary taxpayer, the input primary taxpayer is deceased.

"SPOUSE FILING WITH NEW PRIMARY TAXPAYER — INPUT SECONDARY DECEASED" — The input secondary was filing with a new primary, but is now deceased.

"SPOUSE FILING WITH NEW PRIMARY TAXPAYER — INPUT PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DECEASED" — The input secondary was filing with a new primary, but the input secondary and input primary are both deceased.

"NO PRIMARY ADDRESS DATA ON NAP" — There is no address data available on the NAP for input primary SSN.

"SPOUSE FILING WITH SAME PRIMARY SSN" — The primary and secondary SSN's are still filing joint returns together.

"SPOUSE NOW FILING AS PRIMARY TAXPAYER" — The former spouse is now filing as a primary taxpayer.

"SPOUSE FILING WITH NEW PRIMARY SSN" — The most current cross reference data on the NAP file for the secondary SSN was for a different primary SSN.

"LATEST SPOUSE ADDRESS INFORMATION QUESTIONABLE" — The latest address available for spouse appears not to be good now because a later return (without spouse) indicates spouse may not live there anymore.

"FILING STATUS CODE CHANGE BUT ADDRESS IS THE SAME" — Both primary and spouse filed after requested year not jointly but they have the same address.