Glossary

IRS Letter 2802C notifies taxpayers that their return lacks a required signature and provides instructions to sign and resubmit.

IRS Letter 2802C notifies taxpayers that the IRS intends to levy their assets or wages unless they make immediate payment or establish a payment plan.

IRS Letter 3127C confirms that changes have been made to an existing Installment Agreement, including revised payment amounts and due dates.

IRS Letter 3172 informs taxpayers that a federal tax lien has been filed on their property due to unpaid taxes and provides instructions on how to request a hearing.

IRS Letter 3172 notifies taxpayers of a federal tax lien on their property due to unresolved tax debt and explains steps for releasing or withdrawing the lien.

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.

IRS Letter 3217C confirms that the taxpayer’s Installment Agreement has been accepted, detailing monthly payment amounts and due dates.

IRS Letter 3217C notifies taxpayers that their request for a partial payment installment agreement has been approved, outlining the terms of the agreement.

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.

The IRS Letter 3219C, also known as a Statutory Notice of Deficiency, notifies taxpayers that they owe additional taxes and provides the option to contest it in tax court.

IRS Letter 3220C notifies taxpayers that their offer in compromise has been accepted, allowing them to resolve their tax debt for less than the total amount owed.

IRS Letter 3228C asks taxpayers for more information to support their offer in compromise application, including documentation on income, assets, and liabilities.

IRS Letter 3229C notifies taxpayers that their request for a partial payment installment agreement has been rejected, explaining the reasons and outlining next steps.

IRS Letter 3276 requests a partial payment from taxpayers applying for an offer in compromise, demonstrating intent to resolve tax debt.

IRS Letter 3391 is a final notice demanding payment of outstanding tax debt, providing last-chance options before collection actions start.

IRS Letter 3477 notifies taxpayers of the status of their request for a tax lien discharge or subordination, and outlines next steps.

IRS Letter 3489 notifies taxpayers that their request for reconsideration of a denied offer in compromise is under review, and outlines the process moving forward.

IRS Letter 3523 notifies taxpayers that their refund claim has been disallowed, with details on appealing the decision if necessary.

IRS Letter 3753 notifies self-employed taxpayers of unpaid taxes and provides options for paying or resolving the debt.

IRS Letter 3850 notifies taxpayers of a tax lien determination on their property due to unresolved tax debt, providing options for release.