IRS Notice or Letter

The IRS normally sends correspondence in the mail. Keep these important points in mind if you get a letter or notice:

•Don't Ignore It.You can respond to most IRS notices quickly and easily.

•Follow Instructions.Read the notice carefully. It will tell you if you need to take any action. Be sure to follow the instructions. The letter will also have contact information if you have questions.

•Focus on the Issue.IRS notices usually deal with a specific issue about your tax return or tax account. Your notice or letter will explain the reason for the contact and give you instructions on how to handle the issue. You can learn more about your notice or letter on IRS.gov.

•Correction Notice. If the IRS corrected your tax return, you should review the information provided and compare it to your tax return. If you agree, you don’t need to reply unless a payment is due. If you don’t agree, it is important that you respond. Follow the instructions on the notice for the best way to respond to us. You may be able to call IRS to resolve the issue. Have a copy of your tax return and the notice with you when you call. If you choose to write to IRS, be sure to include information and any documents you want IRS to consider. Also, write your taxpayer identification number (Social Security number, employer identification number or individual taxpayer identification number) on each page of the letter you send. Mail your reply to the address shown on the notice. Allow at least 30 days for a response.

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Tax Tip 2016-05

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Office T.Professional


米国税理士 小野　知史（Tomofumi Ono）

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