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IRS Letter 566S is usually sent when the IRS is reviewing your tax return or has identified discrepancies needing clarification.

IRS Letter CP05A signals that the IRS is conducting a more detailed review of your return before releasing any potential refund.

Receiving IRS Letter 4800C can be unsettling, but it’s essential to understand that this letter is a proposed change, not a final determination

IRS Letter CP501 informs you that you owe taxes to the Internal Revenue Service.

The IRS issues Letter 12C when a taxpayer’s Form 1040 cannot be processed due to missing, incomplete, or inconsistent information.

Letter 1058 is the IRS’s final warning before initiating enforced collection actions such as wage garnishments, bank levies, or seizing property.

Receiving IRS Letter 5216C signifies that the IRS has received your individual tax return but cannot verify your identity.

The IRS issues Notice CP14, titled “Amount Due – First Notice,” to inform taxpayers of a balance owed on their tax account.

Receiving IRS Letter CP504B can be alarming—but ignoring it is far worse.

Notice CP49 This notice informs the taxpayer that their refund has been applied toward an outstanding tax debt.