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IRS Notice CP23 Return Error

The IRS uses Notice CP23 to inform you of changes to your return because of an error in estimated tax payments and you have a balance due. At a minimum, review your payments to the IRS and see if you agree. The IRS may have misplaced or misdirected some of the payments. The CP 2000 is not a bill and nor an audit. It is a proposed adjustment due to a missing estimated payments. Sometimes the information supplied to the IRS is in error. Informs you of changes to your return because of an error in estimated tax payments and you have a balance due

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IRS Notice CP16 - Return Errors

The IRS uses CP 16 to inform you of a change to your return based on a miscalculation or erroneous entry on your return. Often, this is because of information you provided or they received from third parties (Bank, Employer, or a Lender). The social security number may be incorrect on the return. If the notice states you will be receiving a greater refund, then no further response should be necessary as long as the explanation is correct. But, if the Notice indicates that you owe taxes or your refund was reduced, insure the explanation is correct. You need to reviews the items listed on the Notice CP 16 to determine if the items listed are in fact correct. CP 16’s are often wrong and the items are listed on the return. Sometimes the description of items is different enough to be picked up in the matching process. The CP 16 is not a bill and nor an audit. It is a proposed adjustment due to a miscalculation or missing items based on third party documents, supplied to the IRS. Sometimes the information supplied to the IRS is in error. Adjustment due to a miscalculation or missing items based on third party documents

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IRS Notice CP2000 Return Error

The IRS uses Notice CP 2000 (CP2000, IRS CP 2000) to inform you of proposed changes to your return based on information they have received from various third-party sources.

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IRS Notice 1862

The IRS uses Letter 1862 to inform you they have not received your federal tax return and they want you to file. You might receive this letter if you filed an extension but didn’t file a return. The IRS has not received your federal tax return and they want you to file

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IRS Notice CP161 Business Notices

The IRS uses Notice CP161 to inform you of a balance due. Your situation is not yet urgent but should be corrected. The IRS will send gradually more hostile letters to you until they issue a Notice of Intent to Levy. If you are unable to pay the balance, you can set up an installment agreement. You will need to complete the Form 433B and disclose the business income/assets. I would suggest that you seek out representation regarding a business installment agreement. This can get really tricky! Notice of balance due IRS

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IRS Notice Letter 304C

The IRS uses Letter 304C to inform you why they took certain action on your account. It often involves some misinformation or error on a document that was submitted to the IRS from a third party. It is important to review carefully what reasons the IRS gave for their determination or action. It will be important for you to contact IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to order your Account Transcripts and Wage & Income Transcripts and compare them with your return. Often, the company which issued the document to the IRS has made a mistake but they refuse or neglected to correct it. The IRS will not correct these issues, even if presented with proof. You must research the specific facts and present them to the issuer of the document. The issue must file the amended form to correct the issue. If the issuer refuses or is out of business, we have had success with an amendment of the return showing both the in and out of the item, with full documentation. This is a very trick amendment and you should not attempt it on your own. This is not a fool proof solution and sometimes only a Federal Court order will reverse the tax. IRS informing you why they took certain action on your account

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IRS Notice 4612C General Letter

IRS uses Letter 4612C to ask you to send the missing form so they can process your return. You need to reviews the items listed on the Letter 4612Cto determine if the items listed are in fact correct. CP 22’s are often wrong and the items are listed on the return. Sometimes the description of items is different enough to be picked up in the matching process. The Letter 4612C is not a bill and nor an audit. It is a request for information due to issues with the return. Sometimes the information supplied to the IRS is in error. Send the missing form so they can process your return

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IRS Notice 2050 Collections

The IRS uses Letter 2050 to ask you to call them about your overdue taxes or past due taxes. If your case also involves unfiled returns, they have probably already sent a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. This means the IRS could levy against your assets or wages at any time. Your response to the IRS will have to be a quick determination of the basis for the tax, gathering of financial records and probably entering an installment agreement to avoid levies until a method for dealing with this problem can be devised. You must complete a Form 433A (if assigned to a Revenue Officer) or Form 433F (if assigned to Automated Collections Service) to disclose your income & assets to the IRS. Understand, the IRS will not will limit resolution options if you haven’t filed all legally required returns. Call the IRS about your overdue taxes or past due taxes

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IRS Notice Letter 2050 Collections

The IRS uses Letter 2050 to ask you to call them about your overdue taxes or past due taxes. If your case also involves unfiled returns, they have probably already sent a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. This means the IRS could levy against your assets or wages at any time. Your response to the IRS will have to be a quick determination of the basis for the tax, gathering of financial records and probably entering an installment agreement to avoid levies until a method for dealing with this problem can be devised. You must complete a Form 433A (if assigned to a Revenue Officer) or Form 433F (if assigned to Automated Collections Service) to disclose your income & assets to the IRS. Understand, the IRS will not will limit resolution options if you haven’t filed all legally required returns. IRS Request for a Call

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IRS Notice 2273C Collections

Letter 2273C is a general letter that usually explains some aspect of an installment agreement. It often explains the details of the payment agreement with instructions for where to send payments and the “set-up fee” charged by the IRS to initiate the agreement. You need to carefully follow the instructions. Note that even if your future payment will be Direct Debit Payment, the first payment will required to be made manually using a voucher that will be in the package. Explains the details of the payment agreement

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IRS Notice 3228 Collections

The IRS uses Letter 3228 to remind you of past due taxes. This notice indicates that seizure of your property is not imminent.. Your situation is not extremely urgent but is a constant reminder of the problem. The IRS uses Letter 3228 to remind you of past due taxes

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IRS Letter 3164-A- Trust Fund

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Letter 3164-C- Unfiled Returns

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Letter 3164-E- Audit

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Notice Letter 3164- F General Letters- Audit

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Notice Letter 3164- G General Letters- Audit

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Notice Letter 3164- H General Letters- Audit

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Notice Letter 3164- I General Letters- Audit

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Notice Letter 3164-L General Letters- Appeals

The IRS has over 16 versions of Letter 3164 which accompany other letters or notices about various IRS procedures being investigated. The essential message of Letter 3164 is that the IRS may contact 3rd parties for information about you.

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IRS Notice Letter 11 Collection

The IRS uses Letter 11 (LTR11 or IRS LTR 11) as a FINAL Notice of Intent to Levy to inform you they intend to take your property and assets SOON. This is the FINAL notice before the IRS takes ACTION.

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IRS Letter 2975 – Notice of Intent to Levy

IRS Letter 2975 is an URGENT notice to inform you the IRS intends to levy against your assets. It is very similar in effect to the CP523 for individuals. They are canceling your installment agreement and after 30 days they can seize business assets.

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IRS Letter 3171 – Notice of Additional Federal Tax Lien Filing

IRS uses Letter 3171 to inform you that they have filed additional Federal Tax Liens regarding an existing debt. This typically means they are filing in a different jurisdiction than the original Federal Tax Lien Filings. As with the original Federal Tax Lien filing, you have the right to appeal.

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IRS CP 180- Tax Return is Missing a Schedule or Form

IRS uses CP180 to inform you the IRS has reviewed your return and determined the tax return is missing a schedule or form. It is best to read the notice carefully and determine the required schedule or form and submit it to the IRS along with the completed contact information.

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IRS CP 181- Tax Return is Missing a Schedule or Form

IRS uses CP181 to inform you the IRS has reviewed your return and determined the tax return is missing a schedule or form. It is best to read the notice carefully and determine the required schedule or form and submit it to the IRS along with the completed contact information.

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IRS CP 3219A- Notice of Deficiency & Increase in Tax

IRS uses CP3219A to inform you that after the IRS processed your return, additional information was received from third-parties. The IRS sent you one or more notices requesting that you verify the new information and never received a response.

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IRS CP 3219B- Notice of Deficiency & Increase in Tax

IRS uses CP3219B to inform a business that after the IRS processed the business return, additional information was received from third-parties. The IRS sent the business one or more notices requesting that the business verify the new information and never received a response.

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IRS CP 3219N- Notice of Deficiency

IRS uses CP3219N to inform you that the IRS has received income information from third-parties that would indicate that you need to file. The IRS sent you one or more notices requesting that you file a return and never received a response.

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IRS CP 71- Annual Balance Due Reminder Notice

IRS uses CP71 to reminder you while in a Currently Not Collectible status that your penalties and interest continue to accrue. Although a payment is not required currently, the notice gives a date you should pay by if you want to keep additional penalties and interest from accumulating.

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IRS CP 19- Item Not Allowed, Balance Due

IRS uses CP19 to inform you that a credit or deduction was not allowed on your return and as a result of the changes, you now have a balance due. You likely received CP-18 notifying you that part of the expected refund was being withheld, pending further review.

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IRS CP 20- Audit/Unallowed Item Notice

IRS uses CP20 to inform you that the IRS has reviewed your return and disallowed a credit or deduction. As a result of the changes, you now have a refund due. You likely received CP-18 notifying you that part of the expected refund was being withheld, pending further review.

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IRS CP 2100- Backup Withholding Notice

IRS sends out CP2100 Notices twice a year, in October and the following April. The notices let payers know they may be responsible for backup withholding when TINs are missing from IRS records or have incorrect name/TIN combinations.

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IRS CP 2100A- Backup Withholding Notice

IRS sends out CP2100A Notices twice a year, in October and the following April. The notices let payers know they may be responsible for backup withholding when TINs are missing from IRS records or have incorrect name/TIN combinations.

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Form 14420- Verification of Reported Income

IRS sends out Form 14420 to verify your income, typically as a result of Letter 5035, Letter 3036 or Letter 5039. Basically, the IRS is matched the information reported on Form 1099-Ks that were sent to the business with income reported on the tax return.

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IRS CP 10- Change to Your Form 1040

IRS uses CP 10 when the tax due was calculated incorrectly on your tax return and the correction to the calculation has reduced the refund amount that was designed to be applied to the next year’s tax return.

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IRS CP 215- Notice of Penalty Charge

IRS uses CP 215 to inform that a civil penalty has been charged against your business because failed to file a return, accurately report income information to the IRS or pay employment taxes.

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IRS CP 264- Denial of an S Corporation Election

IRS uses CP264 to inform of the denial of an S Corporation election. You do not have to do anything unless you wish to have Form 2553 (S Corp Election) approved. If so, you will need to file a new Form 2553 meeting all requirements.

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IRS CP136B- Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) Requirements

IRS uses CP 136B to inform you that your federal tax deposits requirements have changed. Last year you filed Form 944 (Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return) and the IRS has determined that in the upcoming calendar year, you must file Form 941 (Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return).

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IRS CP 90C- Notice of Levy

IRS uses CP90C to inform you that has issued a levy for assets due to an unpaid balance. You have the right to a collection due process hearing and should file Form 12153, Request for a Collection Due Process or Equivalency Hearing.

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IRS Letter 907- Request for Statute Extension

IRS uses Letter 907 to request an extension of the assessment statute. This time can be extended is the taxpayer agrees on Form 872, Consent to Extend the Time to Assess Tax, or Form SS 10, Consent to Extend the Time to Assess Employment Taxes.

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IRS CP 178- File a Final Form 720

IRS uses CP178 to notify you a final excise tax return may need to be filed. You may no longer owe excise taxes. For the last four quarter you indicated on Form 720 Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return that no excise tax was due.

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IRS CP 2566R- Refund Being Held

IRS uses CP2566R to notify you that the IRS calculated your tax, penalties, and interest on the outstanding return(s). The IRS previously sent you CP63 informing you that they were holding your refund pending one or more returns.

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IRS CP 267- Account Overpayment

IRS uses CP267 to notify you that the amount of credits (federal tax deposits or estimated payments) you claimed on your tax return for the tax period shown on your notice and the amount of credits that were applied to that year are different.

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IRS CP 07- Hold on Return

IRS uses CP07 to notify you the IRS received your tax return and are holding your refund until the IRS completes a more thorough review of the benefits you claimed under a treaty and/or the deductions claimed on Schedule A.

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IRS CP 515B- Business Tax Return Not Received

IRS uses CP515B as a reminder that a business tax return has not been received for the tax year/period shown on the notice. A previous notice has been sent to the taxpayer requesting the return, but no response was received.

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IRS CP 288C- Hold on Return

IRS uses CP288c when they are holding on to a taxpayer’s refund until other tax returns are filed. The IRS only does this when they believe the other returns will have taxes owed.

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IRS Audit Field- IRS Field Audit Notice

IRS uses Audit Field to notify you of an IRS field audit. An IRS Field Audit is the most detailed kind of IRS audit. In a field audit, an IRS representative will come to the taxpayer’s home or place of business to examine records.

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IRS CP 10A- Earned Income Credit Math Error

IRS uses CP10A to notify you the IRS found a miscalculation involving their Earned Income Credit. This miscalculation affected the amount of taxpayer's refund which was applied to estimated taxes for next year.

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IRS CP 425- Form 990 is Overdue

IRS uses CP 425 to notify you that your exempt organization has a Form 990 filing requirement. The IRS did not receive Form 990 for the year specified. Previously, your exempt organization was sent CP259A as a 1st request.

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IRS CP 428- Form 990-T is Overdue

IRS uses CP 428 to notify you that your exempt organization has a Form 990-T filing requirement. The IRS did not receive Form 990-T for the year specified. Previously, your exempt organization was sent CP259D as a 1st request.

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IRS CP 426- Form 990-PF is Overdue

IRS uses CP 426 to notify you that your private foundation, or non-exempt charitable trust treated as a private foundation has a presumptive Form 990-PF (Return of Private Foundation) filing requirement. The IRS did not receive Presumptive Form 990-PF for the year specified.

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IRS CP 430- Form 1120-POL is Overdue

IRS uses CP 430 to notify you that your political organization, or exempt organization has a Form 1120-POL (U.S. Tax Return for Certain Political Organizations) filing requirement. The IRS did not receive Form 1120-POL for the year specified.

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IRS Letter 2205- Audit Initial Contact letter

IRS uses Letter 2205 to notify you that your return has been selected for audit. The notice will likely include Form 4564 or Form 886-A to indicate what is being requested and what areas of the return are being audited.

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IRS CP 83- Math Error, Referral to Examination

IRS uses CP83 to notify you that the IRS requested but has not received adequate documentation regarding a math error. The IRS is requesting that the taxpayer agree to a reassessment of tax and is forwarding the case to examination for final resolution.

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IRS CP 55- Notice to Refile a Return

IRS uses CP55 to notify you that a department within the IRS requested a copy of a tax form from its Files Management Function. Because the return was 10 years or older, it was destroyed due to age.

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IRS CP 167- Proposed Increase to FUTA Tax.

IRS uses CP167 to notify you that the obtained information from taxpayer's state that differed from the information shown on the Federal return. The IRS sent CP167 to notify taxpayer of the increase in FUTA tax.

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IRS CP 168- Proposed Decrease to FUTA Tax.

IRS uses CP168 to notify you that the obtained information from taxpayer's state that differed from the information shown on the Federal return. The IRS sent CP168 to notify taxpayer of the decrease in FUTA tax.

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IRS CP 136B- Federal Tax Deposit Requirements

IRS uses CP136B to notify you because you filed Form 944 (Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return) last year and the IRS has determined that in the upcoming calendar year, you must file Form 941 (Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return).

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IRS CP 314- Balance Due, IRA Taxes

IRS uses CP314 to notify you that you have an outstanding balance due. Previously, your client filed Form 5329 (Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (including IRAs) and Other Tax Favored Accounts) but did not pay the IRA taxes due.

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IRS CP 05B- Refund Information

IRS uses CP05B to notify you because the information reported by third parties conflicts with the W-2, W-2G, or 1099-R income or federal withholding reported on the return.

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IRS CP 249C- Form 8872 Not Filed

IRS uses CP219 to notify that the IRS did not receive your Form 8872, Political Organization Report of Contributions and Expenditures, for the period on the notice.

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IRS CP 112- Overpayment

IRS uses CP112 to notify the IRS made one or more changes to your client's Form 941, 941-SS, 943, 944 or 945 which resulted in an overpayment.

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IRS Letter 3853C- Filed Incomplete Form

IRS uses Letter 3853C to notify you because an incomplete or erroneous business income tax return (Form 1120 U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return or Form 1120S U.S. Income Tax Return for an S Corporation) was filed.

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IRS CP 12M Overpayment

IRS uses CP12M to notify to you that you filed a Form 1040 and claimed the Marking Work Pay credit or the Government Retiree Credit. The IRS made a change in the calculation of the tax credits, resulting in a refund due.

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IRS CP 575D Notice of New EIN Assigned

IRS uses CP575D to notify because you either applied for an EIN online, or filed a Form SS-4 to request and EIN. The IRS sent CP575A to inform the taxpayer of the assigned EIN and to explain the filing requirements based on the business type.

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IRS CP 575C Notice of New EIN Assigned

IRS uses CP575C to notify because you either applied for an EIN online, or filed a Form SS-4 to request and EIN. The IRS sent CP575A to inform the taxpayer of the assigned EIN and to explain the filing requirements based on the business type.

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IRS CP 575B Notice of New EIN Assigned

IRS uses CP575B to notify because you either applied for an EIN online, or filed a Form SS-4 to request and EIN. The IRS sent CP575B to inform the taxpayer of the assigned EIN and to explain the filing requirements based on the business type.

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IRS CP 11M Balance Due

IRS uses CP11M to notify you because you filed an original tax return claiming the Making Work Pay credit and/or Government Retiree credit. While processing the return, the IRS encountered a math error computing the credit.

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IRS CP 501H- Reminder- Balance Due

IRS uses CP501H to notify you because the IRS previously sent notice CP14H, CP15H, CP21H or CP22H to inform you of a Shared Responsibility Program (SRP) balance due, but the unpaid balance was not addressed.

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IRS CP 06 Premium Tax Credit- Return Frozen

IRS uses CP06 to notify you because you filed a tax return claiming the Premium Tax Credit (PTC) and showing a refund due. The IRS found a discrepancy on the return regarding the PTC and has placed a hold on the refund while this discrepancy is investigated.

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IRS CP 06A Premium Tax Credit- Balance Due

IRS uses CP06A to notify you because you filed a tax return claiming the Premium Tax Credit (PTC) and showing a refund due. The IRS found a discrepancy on the return regarding the PTC and has placed a hold on the refund while this discrepancy is investigated.

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IRS CP 260 Credit Adjustment

IRS uses CP260 to notify you the IRS posted a credit to your account in error. The IRS reversed the credit to correct the error, and you now you have a balance owed.

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IRS CP 21B Refund Due

IRS uses CP21B to notify the changes that you requested have been made to their tax return. As a result, you are due a refund.

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IRS CP 79B 10-Year Ban

IRS uses CP79B to notify because one or more credits (Earned Income Tax Credit, American Opportunity Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Additional Child Tax Credit or Credit for Other Dependents) claimed on your tax return were denied and the IRS applied a ten-year ban.

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IRS Letter 5598 1095-A Received

IRS uses Letter 5598 to notify because the IRS has received a 1095-A which reported a prepayment of premium tax credit that was not included on the taxpayer's return.

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CP504 Notice | IRS CP504 | CP504 | IRS Notice CP504

IRS Notice CP504B is an URGENT notice to inform you the IRS intends to levy against the business assets. It is very similar in effect to the other Notices of Intent to Levy. This notice is URGENT and informs you that in 30 DAYS, short of action on your part, they will take aggressive collect action..

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CP504 IRS Notice | Notice of Intent to Levy CP504

IRS Notice CP504B is an URGENT notice to inform you the IRS intends to levy against the business assets. It is very similar in effect to the other Notices of Intent to Levy. This notice is URGENT and informs you that in 30 DAYS, short of action on your part, they will take aggressive collect action..

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IRS CP 90 | IRS Notice CP90 | IRS Notice CP 90

The IRS uses Notice CP 90 (CP90 or IRS CP 90) as a Notice of Intent to Levy to warn you they intend to take your money and assets. This notice is URGENT and informs you that in 30 DAYS, short of action on your part, they will take aggressive collect action.

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CP 523 | IRS Notice CP 523 | IRS Intent to Levy Notice CP 523

The IRS uses Notice CP523 to inform you that your installment agreement has defaulted and they intend to levy against your assets. The explanation for why the agreement has defaulted may be vague but it is usually because you missed a payment or owe additional taxes. It could also be because you have unfiled tax returns.

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IRS Form 911 Fax Number | IRS Gov Form 911

When to Use this Form: The Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) is your voice at the IRS. TAS may be able to help you if you're experiencing a problem with the IRS and: • Your problem with the IRS is causing financial difficulties for you, your family or your business; • You face (or you business is facing) an immediate threat of adverse action; or • You have tried repeatedly to contact the IRS, but no one has responded, or the IRS has not responded by the date promised. If an IRS office will not give you the help you've asked for or will not help you in time to avoid harm, you may submit this form. The Taxpayer Advocate Service will generally ask the IRS to stop certain activities while your request for assistance is pending (for example, lien filings, levies, and seizures).

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IRS CP14 | WWW IRS Gov CP14 | IRS Notice CP14

The IRS uses Notice CP 14 (CP14 or IRS CP 14) to inform you of a balance due. Your situation is not yet urgent but should be corrected, soon. The IRS will send gradually more hostile letters until they issue a Notice of Intent to Levy. If you can’t pay the amount quickly, don’t call the IRS or State until you developed a Plan of Action, it will only make matter worse. There only object when they talk to you in this situation is to gather information on how to collect from you.

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IRS Notice CP14 Payment Address

The IRS uses Notice CP 14 (CP14 or IRS CP 14) to inform you of a balance due. Your situation is not yet urgent but should be corrected, soon. The IRS will send gradually more hostile letters until they issue a Notice of Intent to Levy. If you can’t pay the amount quickly, don’t call the IRS or State until you developed a Plan of Action, it will only make matter worse. There only object when they talk to you in this situation is to gather information on how to collect from you.

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IRS Form 12153 Fax Number | Form 12153 Instructions

Form 12153 is used to request a Collection Due Process Hearing with the Internal Revenue Service. If you owe taxes to the Internal Revenue Service, and the IRS issues a Final Notice of Intent to Levy (Letter 1058), files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien or other circumstances exist, you may wish to request a Collection Due Process Hearing.

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12153 Form | IRS Form 12153 Instructions

Form 12153 is used to request a Collection Due Process Hearing with the Internal Revenue Service. If you owe taxes to the Internal Revenue Service, and the IRS issues a Final Notice of Intent to Levy (Letter 1058), files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien or other circumstances exist, you may wish to request a Collection Due Process Hearing.

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IRS Letter 2205 | Notice of an Audit

The IRS uses Letter 2205 to inform you of an audit and provides the agent’s name, phone, fax & office address. Letter 2205A is for Individuals. Letter 2205B is for Businesses. The IRS designed Letter 2205-B specifically for S Corporation audits. Because your S Corporation profits and losses are linked to your personal tax return, the IRS will be investigating both your company and you.

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9465 IRS Form | 9465 Form IRS | IRS 9465 Form

Use Form 9465 to request a monthly installment plan if you cannot pay the full amount you owe shown on your tax return (or on a notice we sent you). Most installment agreements meet our streamlined installment agreement criteria. The maximum term for a streamlined agreement is 72 months. In certain circumstances, you can have longer to pay or your agreement can be approved for an amount that is less than the amount of tax you owe. However, before requesting an installment agreement, you should consider other less costly alternatives, such as getting a bank loan or using available credit on a credit card.

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IRS Lock Letters Phone Number

IRS uses Letter 226J to notify you because the IRS believes their employee may have filed an incorrect Form W-4, Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate.

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Penalty Relief from Form 3520 and 3520-A

n early March 2020, the IRS released Rev. Proc. 2020-17 which provides an exemption from the information reporting requirements under IRC § 6048 – specifically, the filing of Forms 3520 and 3520-A. In addition, it provides tax relief for taxpayers who’ve been assessed penalties under IRC § 6677 for failure to file these forms.

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