IRS Notice CP01E – Employment Related Identity Theft Notice

 

The IRS sends CP01E to notify you that your Social Security Number was used by someone else to obtain employment.

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Type of Notice: Account information or change

Most common tax problem area: Tax identity theft

Why you received IRS Notice CP01E

  1. The IRS believes that another person used your Social Security Number (SSN) to obtain employment.
  2. The IRS sent this notice to advise you of the possible identity theft and provide you with information on dealing with identity theft.

Notice deadline: N/A

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