Glossary

CP28A Notice

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The CP28A notice is sent by the IRS to inform taxpayers that an adjustment has been made to their tax account, resulting in a credit. This notice provides updates on the taxpayer’s balance and any implications of the credit.

Key points about CP28A:

The notice specifies the amount credited and explains the reason for the adjustment.
Taxpayers are encouraged to review their account status and verify that the adjustment is accurate.
The notice may include instructions on how to apply the credit toward future tax payments or request a refund.

Receiving CP28A helps taxpayers stay informed about their tax account and ensures that necessary actions are taken to address outstanding balances or refunds.

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