Glossary

Letter 2802C: Request for Taxpayer’s Signature on Return

Why Did I Receive IRS Letter 2802C: Request for Taxpayer’s Signature on Return?

IRS Letter 2802C is a notice sent to a taxpayer when the IRS has received and processed a tax return that lacks a required signature. The IRS needs this signature to officially accept and finalize the tax return. Without it, the return may be considered invalid and could delay any refund or lead to further issues.

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