IRS Notice CP30A – Your Estimated Tax Penalty Has Been Reduced
Your estimated tax penalty has been recalculated, resulting in a refund on part or all of the penalty previously charged.
Type of Notice: Account information or change
Likely next step: Address IRS penalties
Why you received IRS Notice CP30A
- You did not make required estimated tax payments.
- The IRS reduced your penalty because it was miscalculated, or you submitted a Form 2210, Underpayment of Estimated Tax by Individuals, Estates and Trusts requesting the reduction of the estimated tax penalty.
- The IRS sent CP30A to inform you that all or part of your penalty was reduced.
Notice deadline: N/A
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