Glossary

CP210 Notice

The CP210 notice is sent by the IRS to inform taxpayers that adjustments have been made to their tax account, usually due to corrections made on their tax return or payment discrepancies. This notice provides details about the changes and their impact on the taxpayer’s balance.

Key points in CP210:

The notice explains the nature of the adjustments made, whether it be correcting errors, updating payments, or applying credits.
It specifies whether the taxpayer now owes a balance, is due a refund, or has a zero balance.
Taxpayers should review the notice and verify that the adjustments made by the IRS are correct.

Receiving CP210 helps taxpayers stay informed about changes to their tax account and ensures that any necessary actions are taken to address outstanding balances or claim refunds.

Recommendation

Letter 2030: Notice of Proposed Changes to Your Return

The IRS Letter 2030 notifies taxpayers of proposed changes to their return, including adjustments to income, credits, or deductions, with instructions on how to respond.

Letter 3219B: Statutory Notice of Deficiency – Proposed Adjustments to Return

IRS Letter 3219B notifies taxpayers of proposed adjustments to their return, resulting in a tax deficiency, and offers the option to challenge the changes in tax court.

Filing Status

Filing status defines a taxpayer’s tax rates, standard deduction, and eligibility for credits, based on their marital and household situation.

CP71A Notice: Annual Reminder of Balance Due

IRS CP71A Notice is an annual update for taxpayers with unpaid taxes, detailing the remaining balance and steps for resolving the debt.

Letter 3179: Request for Documentation for Innocent Spouse Relief

IRS Letter 3179 asks taxpayers to provide additional information or documentation to support their Innocent Spouse Relief claim, which can relieve them of joint tax liability.

CP90C Notice

The CP90C notice is sent to inform taxpayers that the IRS has placed a levy on their assets for unpaid taxes, and they have the right to request a Collection

CP01 Notice

IRS CP01 notice provides taxpayers with their Identity Protection Personal Identification Number (IP PIN), which is essential for protecting their tax return from identity theft.

CP23A Notice

IRS CP23A notifies taxpayers that adjustments have been made to their tax return, which may affect the balance owed or refund amount.

Lien

A federal tax lien is a legal claim against your property, including real estate, vehicles, and financial assets, for unpaid tax debt.

Willful Neglect

Willful neglect refers to a taxpayer’s intentional disregard for tax laws, resulting in increased penalties and potential criminal prosecution.