IRS Notices
IRS Notices on Arizona Taxpayers
Here are the three most common IRS notices:
CP 2000—Proposed Changes to Your Return/Notice of Unreported Income. If income has been reported to the IRS that is not on your return you will get this notice. If you disagree with this notice you have 30 days from the date of this letter to file an appeal with the IRS Appeals Office.
CP 22E—Examination Adjustment Notice, Balance Due. This notice explains the amount due from an audit. You can either pay the amount due or set up an installment arrangement. If you qualify you can also file for an Offer in Compromise.
CP 523—IMF Installment Agreement Default Notice. This letter informs you that the IRS intends to terminate your installment agreement. You have 30 days to file an appeal if you do not agree that your installment agreement should have been put in default status.
Scott Allen, EA
Tax Debt Advisors, Inc helping Arizona Taxpayers