In many cases, you can file for free. Learn more about how to file electronically. More In Help. What this notice is about The income or payment information we have on file doesn't match the information you reported on your tax return. What you need to do Read your notice carefully. It explains the information we received and how it affects your tax return. Complete the notice response form and state whether you agree or disagree with the notice.
The response form explains what actions to take. Your specific notice may not have a response form. In that case, the notice will have instructions on what to do. You can return your response by: Mail using the return address on the enclosed envelope, or Fax your documents to the fax number in the notice using either a fax machine or an online fax service. Several online fax services use the internet to send files from your computer or smart device to a fax number. If you agree with the proposed changes , follow the instructions to sign response form.
Provide a signed statement explaining why you disagree and supply any documentation to support your statement. Ask them for a corrected document or a statement to support why it is in error, then send us a copy with your response.
You may want to Make sure your other returns don't have the same mistake. If they do, file Form X, Amended U. Contact us with any unanswered questions you have or if you need time to respond to the notice. Keep a copy of the notice for your records. Fill out section 3 authorization on the response form to allow someone, in addition to yourself, to contact us about this notice. Or, send us a Form , Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative PDF to allow someone such as your tax return preparer to contact us on your behalf.
Correct the copy of your tax return that you kept for your records. Order a transcript of your return, if needed. Learn more about your payment options if you owe additional taxes.
Learn more about payment plans and installment agreements if you cannot pay the full amount of taxes owed. Learn more about Offers in Compromise if you cannot pay the full amount of taxes owed. Frequently asked questions Why did I receive the notice? Is the notice a bill? What do I need to do? What can I do if the information is wrong because someone else is using my name and Social Security number? Can I call you to correct my return if I reported the information incorrectly?
Do I need to amend my return? How can I get a copy of my original return? Why did it take you so long to contact me about this matter? The notice says my taxes will increase. Will I be charged interest on the money I owe? Yes, interest accrues on your unpaid balance until you pay it in full. What happens if I can't pay the full amount I owe? How can I make a payment plan? On the Response form, indicate whether you agree or disagree with all, some, or none of the proposed changes.
If you would like to authorize someone other than yourself to contact the IRS concerning the notice, include the information requested in the Authorization section of the Response form. The CP generally includes interest which is calculated from the due date of the return regardless of extensions to 30 days from the date on the notice; certain penalties may also apply but may not be shown. Interest continues to accrue until the amount due is paid in full.
Payment of the proposed amount within 30 days will stop additional interest, and possibly, additional penalties, from accruing. You may pay the proposed amount or, if you return the response form without payment, you can wait until the IRS adjusts your account and sends you a bill. Again, if you wait, interest will accrue until the amount is paid in full.
You can choose one of the payment options listed on our Payments page. If making a payment, be sure to use the enclosed payment voucher to ensure proper application of your payment.
You can apply by mail for an installment agreement payment plan by sending in your signed Response form AND a completed Form , Installment Agreement Request or apply online by using the Online Payment Agreement application. If your request for an installment agreement is approved, you may be charged a user fee. If you apply for an installment agreement or make a payment online, you must still complete, sign and date the Response form we require both spouses' signatures if you filed married filing jointly and return it in the enclosed envelope.
If you don't agree with the proposed the changes, mark the appropriate box on the Response form and send it to us along with a signed statement explaining why you disagree. Include any supporting documentation you would like us to consider. Send the Response form and supporting documentation to the address listed on the notice by the due date. Include your phone number with area code and the best time of day to call. This will allow IRS the ability to contact you directly and may shorten the time it takes to resolve any outstanding issues.
Don't file an amended return Form X for the tax year shown on page one of your notice.
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