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How to Research Your IRS Account

Five Options for When You Owe Taxes – and Can’t Pay Right Away

Can the IRS Settle My Taxes for Less Than What I Owe? Yes – If Your Circumstances Fit.

Can the IRS Take or Hold My Refund? Yes.

Can The IRS Call Me? Technically, Yes, But It’s Rare.

Can the IRS Take My Passport? Indirectly, Yes.

Can the IRS Seize My Property? Yes.

Can the IRS Get My Bank Account and Financial Information? The Short Answer: Yes.

Can the IRS Take My Paycheck? The Short Answer: Yes

The Six Most Common Tax Problems For Gig Economy Workers

How to Figure Out Which IRS Payment Plan Is Best For You

IRS Letter 1153 – 10-Day Notification Letter, Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Proposed

IRS Letter 1038 – Response to Inquiries About Release of Federal Tax Lien

IRS Letter 555 – Response to Taxpayer After Statutory Notice of Deficiency

IRS Letter 1226 – Closing Letter – No Change

IRS Letter 1025B – Incomplete Appeal Request

How Long Does It Take? IRS Collection Agreement

How to Know If You’re an Employee or a Contractor – and Why It Matters

CP2000 Reconsideration

Form SS-8, Determination of Worker Status

Circular 230

Financial Hardship

Form 4089, Notice of Deficiency – Waiver

Form 886A, Explanation of Items

Form 4549, Income Tax Examination Changes

Qualifying Relative

Qualifying Child

How to Get Currently Not Collectible Status from the IRS

IRS Collection Financial Standards

Will I Get Audited If I File an Amended Return?

What to Do If Someone Claimed Your Dependent

Don’t Believe These Myths About the IRS Offer in Compromise

When Not to File an Amended Return

Top Four Reasons to File an Amended Return

How Long Does It Take to Resolve Tax Problems?

IRS Letter 1025A – Incomplete Appeal Request

IRS Letter 1025 – Incomplete Appeal Request

IRS Letter 1022 – Inadequate Records Notice Follow-up

IRS Letter 1020 – Audit Status

What To Do About the IRS Negligence Penalty

What To Do When You Have an Estimated Tax Penalty

How Long Does It Take? Removing a Levy or Wage Garnishment

Changes to Tax Return

Mistake on Tax Return

IRS Notice LT41 – We May Contact Others for Information

IRS Notice LT24 – We Need More Information

IRS Notice CP77 – Intent to Seize Your Assets and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice CP19 – Item Not Allowed, Balance Due

IRS Notice CP53B – Electronic Deposit Not Honored

How Long Does It Take? IRS Audit

How Long Does It Take? IRS Penalty Abatement

The Top 10 Consequences of Tax Debt

IRS Letter 2813C – Release of Lock-In Letter

IRS Letter 2802C – You Need to Withhold More Taxes

IRS Letter 707C – Refund or Return Delayed in Processing; Refund Forthcoming

IRS Letter 32C – Earned Income Tax Credit Qualification

IRS Notice CP79 – We Denied One or More Credits Claimed on Your Tax Return

Third-Party Designee

Third Party Authorization

Enrolled Agent

Fraudulent Failure to File Penalty

Why You Should File Your Return Even If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes

IRS Notice CP17 – Refund of Excess Estimated Tax Payments

IRS Notice CP12M – Making Work Pay and/or Government Retiree Credit Computed

IRS Letter 3179C – Refund Offset to Treasury Offset Program – Nontax Debt

IRS Letter 226J – Proposed Employer Shared Responsibility Payment

IRS Letter 2194 – Alternative Minimum Tax Proposal Letter

IRS Letter 257C – We Corrected Your Name or Taxpayer Identification Number

IRS Letter 531 – Notice of Deficiency

Form 1098-T, Tuition Statement

Form SSA-1099, Social Security Benefit Statement

Form 1099-DIV, Dividends and Distributions

Form 1099-INT, Interest Income

Form 1099-R, Distribution From Pensions, Annuities, Retirement or Profit-Sharing Plans, IRAs, Insurance Contracts, etc.

Form 1099-B, Proceeds From Broker and Barter Exchange Transactions

Form 1099-G, Certain Government Payments

Form W-2G, Certain Gambling Winnings

Form 1099-C, Cancellation of Debt

1099-MISC, Miscellaneous Income

What You Need to Know About an IRS Statutory Notice of Deficiency

Six Reasons You Might Have Gotten a Notice Instead of Your Refund

Fiduciary

Required Minimum Distribution (RMD)

Refund Offset

Treasury Offset Program

Lock-In Letter

Withholding Compliance

IRS Letter 5759C – Required Minimum Distribution Not Taken

IRS Letter 2769 – Delinquent Return Accepted as Filed – Penalty

IRS Letter 2566 – Proposed Individual Tax Assessment

IRS Letter 1862 – Initial Contact Letter – Substitute for Return Program

IRS Letter 5972C – You Have Unfiled Tax Returns and/or an Unpaid Balance

IRS Letter 4281C – Breach Notification Letter

IRS Letter 4402C – Identity Theft Verified

How to Get More Time to Respond to a CP2000 Notice

IRS Letter 6002 – You Didn’t Address Your Health Coverage

IRS Letter 6001 – Advanced Premium Tax Credit Recipients Non-Filer Letter

Ignore the IRS Audit And It Will Go Away … Right?

Fraudulent Tax Return

Filing Compliance

How to Get Your Old IRS Forms W-2 and 1099

Shared Responsibility Payment

Manually Monitored Installment Agreement

Seriously Delinquent Tax Debt

How to Use Form 4506 to Get Your Tax Information

Identity Theft Victim Assistance (IDTVA)

Tax Records

Audit Manager

Six Ways Lying On Your Tax Return Can Get You Into Trouble With the IRS

Audit Procedures

Audit Report

IRS Notice CP14I – Balance Due

IRS Notice CP14H – Shared Responsibility Payment Due

IRS Letter 4458C – Second Installment Agreement Skip

Affordable Care Act Penalty

Underpayment Penalty

Tax Penalty

Form 843, Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement

Four Things You Should Know Before Calling the IRS

Tax Information Authorization (Form 8821)

IRS Letter 3662C – Requesting Spouse Initial Contact

IRS Letter 3379 – Final Determination Letter

IRS Letter 3288 – Final Appeals Determination – to Requesting Spouse

IRS Letter 3284 – Notification of Innocent Spouse Relief Filed

IRS Letter 3279C – Final Determination Letter

Information Document Request (IDR)

IRS Auditor

Gift Tax

Estate Tax

Insolvency

Inheritance Tax

Assessment

Power of Attorney: It’s How Your Tax Pro Deals with the IRS For You

Five Reasons Self-Employed People Should File Back Tax Returns — Now

IRS Fresh Start

IRS Balance Due

IRS Balance

Form 433-F

Form 433-A

Tax Debt Relief

Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request

Payment Plan

Direct Debit Installment Agreement (DDIA)

Garnish

IRS Letter 3164 – Notification of Third Party Contact

IRS Letter 3016 – Innocent Spouse Relief Preliminary Determination

IRS Notice CP01H – Identity Theft Lock

IRS Notice CP01C – We Verified Your Identity

IRS Notice CP01 – Identity Theft Claim Acknowledgement

IRS Letter 2975 – Intent to Terminate Installment Agreement

IRS Letter 2904 – Request for Information

IRS Letter 2903 – Account Information or Change

IRS Letter 2267C – Past-Due Tax Return Requested

IRS Letter 2268C – Request for Information/Delinquent Return for a Deceased Taxpayer

IRS Letter 728 – Current Balance Due

IRS Letter 2840C – Installment Agreement

IRS Letter 4213C – Reduced Installment Agreement User Fee Request Denial

IRS Letter 3340C – Audit Reconsideration Denial Letter

IRS Notice CP22H – Adjustment to Your Shared Responsibility Payment

What’s the Best Way to Pay Your Tax Bill

What Happens After You Report Identity Theft to the IRS

It’s Been A Few Years Since I Filed A Tax Return. Should I Start Filing Again?

Time to Get Right with the IRS or Lose Your Passport

IRS Letter 3339C – Audit Reconsideration – Additional Substantiation Request

IRS Letter 3338C – Audit Reconsideration Acknowledgment

IRS Letter 3289 – Notice of Determination Concerning Request for Innocent Spouse Relief

IRS Letter 3173 – Third Party Contacts

IRS Letter 3501 – Second Interim Letter to Taxpayer

IRS Letter 3500 – Interim Letter

IRS Letter PCA – Private Collection Agency Notification

IRS Letter 3666C – Unprocessable/Transferred Claim Letter

IRS Letter 3323C – Notice to Non-Electing Spouse of Final Determination on Innocent Spouse Relief Claim

IRS Letter 167C – Payment Missing; Copy of Check/Money Order/Cashier’s Check Requested

Are IRS Mail Audits Really Something to Worry About?

How Long Does the IRS Have to Audit Your Tax Return? There Are Two Answers.

Tax Transcript

Want to Know if You’re in Good Standing with the IRS? Here’s How.

Three Ways to Reduce or Remove IRS Interest from Your Tax Bill

The Top Seven Questions About IRS Transcripts – and How They Can Help You

Two Things You Must Know Before You Check the Box on Your CP2000 Notice

IRS Letter 5600C – You May Have Paid Too Much Shared Responsibility Payment

IRS Letter 5599 – Advanced Premium Tax Credit Recipients No Form 8962 Filed

IRS Letter 5598 – Advanced Premium Tax Credit Recipients No Form 8962 Filed

IRS Letter 4364C – Amended Return Notification

IRS Letter 693 – Reply to Request for Reconsideration of Assessment

IRS Letter 4527C – Why We Are Returning Your Form

IRS Letter 2673C – Representative/Taxpayer Response

IRS Letter 2645C – Interim Letter

IRS Letter 2475C – Address Change Request

IRS Letter 671C – Response to Inquiry

IRS Letter 2788C – Undeliverable Mail – New Address Verification

IRS Notice CP48 – You Must Renew Your ITIN

IRS Letter 916C – Claim Incomplete for Processing; No Consideration

IRS Letter 672C – Payments Located and/or Applied

IRS Letter 18C – Form 1310 Requested

IRS Letter 6000 – Advanced Premium Tax Credit Recipients Non-Filer Letter

IRS Letter 3503C – Failure to File/Failure to Pay Penalty Abatement Request

IRS Letter 692C – Change/No Change to Proposed Audit Adjustments

IRS Letter 5044 – Second Notice

IRS Letter 5043 – Notification of Possible Income Underreporting

IRS Letter 5042 – Proposed Tax Adjustment

IRS Letter 5041 – Follow Up Notice

IRS Letter 5040 – Second Notice

IRS Letter 5039 – Income Reporting Verification Notice

IRS Letter 5037 – Second Notice

IRS Letter 5036 – Notification of Possible Income Underreporting

IRS Letter 4552C – Payer Inquiry

IRS Letter 4551C – Case Closed

IRS Letter 4550C – Additional Information Requested

IRS Letter 3572A – Your Federal Income Tax Return Has Been Selected for Examination

IRS Letter 1830 – Notice of Final Partnership Administrative Adjustment

IRS Letter 979 – Your Records Were Not Adequate

IRS Letter 2531 – Your Tax Return Doesn’t Match the Information We Have On File

IRS Letter 2030 – Proposed Changes to Your Tax Return

IRS Letter 2675C – Power of Attorney Termination

IRS Letter 3502C – Failure to Deposit Penalty Abatement

IRS Letter 852C – Penalty Waiver or Abatement Disallowed

IRS Letter 313C – Federal Tax Deposit Penalty Proposal

IRS Letter 168C – Penalty Reduced or Removed

IRS Notice CP215 – Notice of Penalty Charge

IRS Notice CP162 – We Charged You A Penalty

The IRS Offers Alternatives When You Can’t Pay Your Tax Bill

Inadequate Records

Underreported Business Income

Worker Classification

Payroll Tax Audit

Employment Tax Audit

1099-K Inquiry

Tax Fraud

Tax Evasion

Audit Adjustments

IRS Correspondence Examination

IRS Office Audit

IRS Field Audit

IRS Mail Audit

IRS Business Audits

The Four Types of IRS Penalty Relief – and How to Know What’s Best for You

In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

Ability to Pay – Business

Installment Agreement for Business

Business Payment Plan

Delinquent Business Returns

Automatic Revocation

IRC 6020(b)

30-Day Letter

Unfiled Business Tax Returns

Employment Tax Returns

Failure to File or Failure to Furnish Information Return Penalties

Payroll Tax Penalty

Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP)

Failure to Deposit Penalty

Employment Tax Penalty

IRS Letter 3219B – Notice of Deficiency

IRS Notice CP504B – Notice of Intent to Seize Your Property or Rights to Property

IRS Notice CP298 – Intent to Seize up to 15% of Your Social Security Benefits

IRS Notice CP297C – Notice of Seizure and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice CP297A – Notice of Seizure and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice CP297 – Intent to Seize Your Assets and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice CP289 – Annual Installment Agreement Statement

IRS Notice CP260 – Credit Reversal Adjustment

IRS Notice CP210-220 – Changes to Your Tax Return

IRS Notice CP187 – Reminder of Overdue Taxes

IRS Notice CP177 – Intent to Seize Your Assets and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice CP166 – Insufficient Funds Available for Monthly Payment

IRS Notice CP163 – Reminder of Overdue Taxes

IRS Notice CP161 – You Have Unpaid Taxes

IRS Letter 4838 – You Are a Client of a Payroll Service Provider

IRS Letter 3853C – Incorrect or Incomplete Return Was Filed

IRS Letter 1616 – Proposed Assessment – Partnership Return

IRS Letter 1085 – Proposed Assessment

IRS Notice CP518B – You Didn’t File a Tax Return

IRS Notice CP259 – You Didn’t File a Tax Return

Tax-Problem Index: Business Tax Issues

What Does It Mean to be Audited?

IRS Letter 4314C – Interim Letter

IRS Letter 4046 – Acknowledge Receipt of Appeals Request

IRS Letter 3404C – Third Party Contact

IRS Letter 2269C – Delinquent Tax Return/Insufficient Response

IRS Notice CP29 – Amended Return Posted, No Original

IRS Letter 1277 – Penalty Abatement Denied

IRS Letter 2940C – Personal Identification Number (PIN) Established

IRS Letter 5073C – Acknowledgment Letter for Identity Theft Documentation

IRS Letter 5071C – Potential Identity Theft During Original Processing

IRS Letter 4883C – Potential Identity Theft During Original Processing

IRS Letter 4310C – Someone May Have Attempted to Impersonate You by Using Your Name and Social Security Number

Nine Tips to Get Back on Track with the IRS When You Haven’t Filed Tax Returns

Tax Account Information

IRS Payments

Tax Return Transcript

How to Use First-Time Penalty Abatement

How to Handle Business Tax Return and Account Problems

How to Handle an IRS Business Tax Audit

How to File Business Back Tax Returns with the IRS

What To Do If You Can’t Pay Your Business Taxes

How to Address IRS Business Tax Penalties

IRS Letter 2357C – Abatement of Penalties and Interest

IRS Letter 854C – Penalty Waiver or Abatement Disallowed

IRS Letter 853C – Penalty Waiver or Abatement Disallowed

IRS Letter 2644C – Second Interim Response

IRS Letter 2626C – Request for Additional Information

IRS Notice CP74 – You’ve Recertified for the Earned Income Credit (EIC)

IRS Letter 106C – Claim Partially Disallowed

IRS Letter 105C – We Couldn’t Allow Your Claim

IRS Notice CP62 – We’ve Applied Your Payment to Your Account

IRS Notice CP32A – Call Us to Request Your Refund Check

IRS Notice CP31 – Your Refund Check Was Returned to Us

IRS Notice CP27 – Important Information About the Earned Income Credit

IRS Notice CP24 – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP15H – Shared Responsibility Payment (SRP) Civil Penalty Notice

IRS Notice CP23 – Estimated Tax Discrepancy/Balance Due

IRS Notice CP22A – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP21H – Changes to Your Shared Responsibility Payment (SRP)

IRS Notice CP21C – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP21B – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP21A – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP16 – Changes to Your Form 1040

Amended Return (Form 1040X)

IRS Letter 12C – Individual Return Incomplete for Processing: Form 1040, Form 1040A and 1040EZ

IRS Notice CP75 – Exam Initial Contact Letter – EIC Entire Refund Frozen

Incomplete for Processing

Power of Attorney (POA)

Authorization

IRS Account Information

IRS Tax Problem Help

Taxpayer Advocate

IRS Notice

IRS Letter 545 – We Recalculated Your Tax – You Filed More Than One Return

IRS Letter 324C – Amended Return Incomplete for Processing

IRS Letter 178C – Amended Return Incomplete

IRS Letter 89C – Amended Return Required to Correct Account

IRS Letter 861C – Power of Attorney, Tax Information Authorization and/or U.S. Estate Tax Return Incomplete for Processing

IRS Letter 96C – Acknowledgement Letter

IRS Notice CP13 – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP12A – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP12 – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP10 – Changes to Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP09 – Taxpayer May Qualify for Earned Income Credit

IRS Notice CP08 – Important Information About the Additional Child Tax Credit

IRS Letter 1802C – Conclusion of Underreporter Case

IRS Letter 556 – Acknowledgement of Protest, Correspondence, or Request for Interview

IRS Notice CP2006 – We Received Your Response

IRS Notice CP2005 – Your Form 1040 Inquiry is Closed

IRS Notice CP30A – Your Estimated Tax Penalty Has Been Reduced

IRS Notice CP30 – Your Refund Has Been Reduced

IRS Notice CP15B – The IRS Charged You a Penalty for Not Paying Employment Taxes

IRS Notice CP15 – Notice of Penalty Charge

IRS Notice CP01S – Message About Your Identity Theft Claim

IRS Notice CP01E – Employment Related Identity Theft Notice

IRS Notice CP01B – Request for Additional Information to Process Your Return

IRS Notice CP01A – The IRS Assigned You an Identity Protection Personal Identification Number (IP PIN)

Incorrect CP2000 Notices Are More Common Than You Think

Don’t Pay an IRS Penalty Without Looking Into Penalty Relief

What You Need to Know About IRS Mail Audits

How to Avoid IRS Liens and Levies

Proposed Changes

Underreported Income

CP2000 Response

Self-Employment Tax

Nonemployee Compensation

Tax Examiner

Automated Underreporter Unit

Information Statement (Information Return)

Delinquent Tax Return

Tax Dictionary – Past Due Tax Return

Past-Due Tax Return

Refund Statute Expiration Date (RSED)

Overdue Tax Return

IRS Delinquent Return Program

Unfiled Tax Return

Automated Substitute for Return (ASFR) Unit

Substitute for Return (SFR)

Substantial Understatement Penalty

Negligence Penalty

IRS Penalty Abatement Request Letter

Claim for Refund

IRS Error (Penalty Abatement)

IRS Penalty for Filing Late

IRS Penalty for Paying Late

First-Time Penalty Abatement

Accuracy Penalty

Estimated Tax Penalty

Failure to Pay Penalty

Failure to File Penalty

IRS Penalties

Identity Theft Affidavit

Identity Theft

Employment-Related Tax Identity Theft

Identity Protection Personal Identification Number (IP PIN)

Identity Theft Indicator

Accrue

Owe IRS

Unpaid taxes

Collection Information Statement

Defaulted Installment Agreement

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Revenue Officer

Seize Assets

Owe Taxes

Tax Debt

Private Debt Collection

Passport Denial

Injured Spouse

Innocent Spouse

Collection Statute Expiration Date

Currently Not Collectible

Collection Due Process Hearing

Collection Appeals Program

Levy Release

Tax Lien Withdrawal

Tax Lien Release

Extension of Time to Pay Taxes

Ability to Pay

Partial Pay Installment Agreement

Conditional Installment Agreement

Automated Collection System (ACS)

U.S. Tax Court

IRS Manager Conference

IRS Audit Reconsideration

IRS Wage and Income Transcript

Statutory Notice of Deficiency

Revenue Agent Report

Deficiency Procedures

Tax Compliance Officer

Amending Your Tax Return (Form 1040X)

IRS Revenue Agent

IRS Audit/Examination

IRS Representation

IRS Transcript

Tax Return Mismatch

CP2000 Notice

Unfiled Back Tax Returns

Reasonable Cause Penalty Relief

Penalty Relief Options

Penalty Abatement

IRS Levy

Federal Tax Lien

Offer in Compromise

Installment Agreement

Tax Debt Settlement Options

Statute of Limitations

IRS Appeals

IRS Audit

Stolen Identity Refund Fraud

Tax Identity Theft

IRS Notice LT26 – The IRS Still Hasn’t Received Your Tax Return

IRS Notice LT18 – The IRS Still Hasn’t Received Your Tax Return

IRS Notice LT16 – Your Account Has Been Marked for Enforcement Action

IRS Letter 4903 – No Record of Receiving Your Tax Return

IRS Letter 2469C – Possible Refund Letter

IRS Notice CP3219N – Statutory Notice of Deficiency

IRS Notice CP516 – Unfiled Form 1040

IRS Notice CP88 – The IRS Still Hasn’t Received Your Form 1040

IRS Notice CP80 – The IRS Hasn’t Received Your Tax Return

IRS Notice CP63 – The IRS is Holding Your Tax Refund

IRS Notice LT40 – The IRS May Contact Others for Information

IRS Notice LT75 – Notice of Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice LT14 – You Have Past Due Taxes

IRS Letter 3219 – Notice of Deficiency, Increase in Tax and Notice of Your Right to Challenge

IRS Letter 3172 – The IRS Filed a Notice of Federal Tax Lien Against You and You Have a Right to a Hearing

IRS Letter 3127C – Revision or Reinstatement of Installment Agreement

IRS Letter 2273C – Installment Agreement Accepted

IRS Letter 2050 – You Have Overdue Taxes or Tax Returns

IRS Letter 1962C – Direct Debit Installment Agreement Granted/Revised

IRS Letter 484C – Collection Information Statement Requested

IRS Notice CP508C – Notice of Certification of Your Seriously Delinquent Federal Tax Debt to the State Department

IRS Notice CP128 – The IRS Applied Your Overpayment and You Still Have a Balance Due

IRS Notice CP90C – Notice of Seizure and Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice CP89 – Annual Installment Agreement Statement

IRS Notice CP71H – Annual Balance Due Reminder Notice

IRS Notice CP71D – Annual Balance Due Reminder Notice

IRS Notice CP71C – Annual Balance Due Reminder Notice

IRS Notice CP71A – Annual Balance Due Reminder Notice

IRS Notice CP71 – Annual Balance Due Reminder Notice

IRS Notice CP60 – Misapplied Payments

IRS Notice CP40 – The IRS Assigned Your Overdue Tax Account to a Private Collection Agency

IRS Notice CP21E – Changes to Your Form 1040, Amount Due

IRS Notice CP06A – Supporting Documentation Requested

IRS Notice CP06 – Supporting Documentation Requested

IRS Notice CP05B – The IRS Needs More Information to Determine if You’re Due A Refund

IRS Notice CP05A – The IRS Needs More Information

IRS Notice CP05 – Your Refund is Being Held While The IRS Reviews Your Tax Return

IRS Letter 3572 – Your Federal Income Tax Return Has Been Selected for Examination

IRS Letter 2205 – Your Federal Income Tax Return Has Been Selected for Examination

IRS Letter 2202 – Your Federal Income Tax Return Has Been Selected for Examination

IRS Letter 1912 – Follow-Up Letter Transmitting Examination Reports

IRS Letter 590 – No Changes to Your Tax Return

IRS Letter 566D – Initial Contact Letter

IRS Letter 539 – Recalculation of Tax – You Filed More Than One Return

IRS Letter 525 – The IRS is Auditing Your Form 1040 and Needs a Response From You

The CP14 IRS Notices Are Here — What To Do If You Owe Taxes

IRS Notice CP11 – Changes to Form 1040 & Amount Due

IRS Notice CP14 – Balance Due

IRS Notice CP22E – Changes to Form 1040, Amount Due

IRS Notice CP49 – The IRS Applied Your Refund to Taxes Owed

IRS Notice CP57 – Insufficient Funds Penalty

IRS Notice CP90 – Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Your Right to a Hearing

IRS Notice CP91 – Final Notice Before Levy on Social Security Benefits

IRS Notice CP92 – Levy on State Tax Refund

IRS Notice CP501 – You Have Unpaid Taxes, Amount Due

IRS Notice CP503 – Second Reminder About Unpaid Taxes

IRS Notice CP504 – Intent to Levy State Tax Refund or Other Property

IRS Notice CP523 – Intent to Levy & Intent to Terminate Your Installment Agreement

How to Handle IRS CP2000 Notices (Underreporter Inquiry)

IRS Notice CP2501 – Your Tax Return Doesn’t Match the Information the IRS has on File

IRS Notice CP2566 – The IRS Still has not Received Your Form 1040 – You Must File a Tax Return

IRS Notice CP3219A – Notice of Deficiency & Increase in Tax

IRS Letter 566 – The IRS Has Selected Your Tax Return For Audit

IRS Letter 1058 or LT11 – Final Notice of Intent to Levy

IRS Notice CP11A – Earned Income Credit Error, Amount Due

IRS Notice CP42 – The IRS Applied Your Refund to Taxes Owed

IRS Notice CP59 – Form 1040 Tax Return Not Filed

IRS Notice CP81 – Tax Return Not Received – Credit on Account

IRS Notice CP85A – Please Help Us Confirm Your Filing Status

IRS Notice CP85B – Verify Qualifying Child for EIC

IRS Notice CP87A – Verify a Claimed Dependent

IRS Notice CP87B – Verify You are Not Someone’s Dependent

IRS Notice CP87C – You Need to Make Sure Someone Qualifies As Your Dependent

IRS Notice CP87D – You Need to Make Sure You Are Not Someone’s Dependent

IRS Notice CP515 – You Didn’t File a Form 1040 Tax Return

IRS Notice CP518 – You Must File Your Tax Return

IRS Notice CP2057 – You May Need to File an Amended Form 1040

IRS Letter 1615 – Mail the IRS Your Overdue Tax Return

IRS Letter 2272C – The IRS Can’t Consider Your IRS Installment Agreement Request

IRS Letter 39 (LT39) – Reminder of Overdue Taxes, Offset of Overpayment

Will An Amended Return Trigger An Audit?

How to Handle an IRS Audit

What To Do If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes

How to File Back Tax Returns with the IRS

How to Address IRS Penalties

Find Out Which Tax Problem You Have

How to Handle IRS Tax Return and Account Problems

How to Address Tax Identity Theft and Refund Fraud

I Received an IRS Notice, Now What?

Taking the Fear Out Of an IRS Audit

Missed The Tax Deadline – Now What?

I Owe the IRS. What’s Next?

What If I Can’t Pay My Taxes?

You’re Being Audited By The IRS – How Bad is It?

Four Myths — And The Truth — About IRS Audits

Top IRS Audit Triggers: Nine Tax Mistakes to Avoid