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The CP13R notice is sent by the IRS to notify taxpayers that changes have been made to their Recovery Rebate Credit on their return, resulting in a zero balance due. This notice is typically sent when the IRS finds a discrepancy in the Recovery Rebate Credit claimed and adjusts it accordingly.
Key points in CP13R:
- The IRS provides details about the adjustment made to the Recovery Rebate Credit.
- The notice confirms that there is no balance due as a result of the adjustment.
- Taxpayers are encouraged to review the notice and verify the IRS’s changes, but no further action is required unless the taxpayer disputes the adjustment.
Receiving CP13R indicates that the IRS has resolved any issues with the Recovery Rebate Credit, and the taxpayer’s account is now in good standing.