Glossary

The IRS CP39 notice is sent to inform taxpayers of a credit they have applied to their account. This is generally a good thing and means the IRS has processed an adjustment to your account.

A CP75 notice is a letter from the IRS requesting more information to verify your tax return. It's not an audit but requires a prompt response.

A CP504A notice is a formal warning from the IRS indicating that you have unpaid taxes and they intend to seize your assets if you don't take action. It’s important to understand this notice and respond to it quickly.

A CP291 Notice is a specific type of notice the IRS sends when they have made a change to your tax account, often related to payments or penalties, and might require further action from you. It's important to understand it to ensure your taxes are accurate.

The CP03 notice from the IRS is usually a follow-up notice regarding a prior tax return or payment issue. It's important to understand what it's communicating so you can resolve any issues with your tax account.

A CP01 Notice from the IRS confirms they've received your tax return. It also indicates that they're processing it, and you may not need to do anything else.

A CP13 notice is a communication from the IRS informing you of a correction they made to your tax return due to a calculation error. It's essential to understand this notice to ensure your taxes are accurate and avoid further issues.

The CP70 Notice from the IRS is an important notification regarding a tax refund that was applied to a past-due debt. Understanding this notice is key to managing your tax situation and resolving any outstanding obligations.

A CP10 Notice from the IRS is a notification that informs you about a change to your tax account, usually relating to the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC). It's essential to understand the notice and respond if necessary.

A CP71B notice from the IRS is an alert about a balance due on your taxes. It explains why you owe and how to pay it.