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Notice of Deficiency Form Download

Notice of Deficiency Form Download

A Notice of Deficiency also known as the 90day letter from a government agency is the official written claim by such agency determining that you owe income taxes, along with interest and penalties, if applicable. The Notice of Deficiency also states that an assessment is being made with regard to your income tax owed. Some people simply pay the amount of the deficiency and end the matter. But the amount of the assessment/deficiency can be disputed because the government agency's determination that you owe income tax is not always right.

Letter to Notify the IRS of a Fraudulent Tax Filing Form Download

The letter is used to provide the IRS with documentation regarding fraud where your personal data was used to file a tax return. If you have been a victim of this type of Identity Theft, contact the IRS Tax Fraud Hotline first then use this letter to follow up.

If you have been a victim of tax fraud because your personal information was improperly used in connection with a federal income tax issue, then you should call the Internal Revenue Service IRS Tax Fraud hotline at 800 8290433 to report the fraud. The purpose of this letter is to follow up the phone conversation with the IRS Tax Fraud hotline. The letter will also provide the IRS with documentation regarding the fraud that has taken place.

The IRS may require additional documentation but you should enclose

A copy of the Police Report if there is one. A copy of your driver's license or another form of identification. A copy of the FTC's ID Theft Affidavit. A copy of any other documentation regarding the tax fraud and how you became aware of it.

Response to IRS Penalty Form Download

Use this letter to respond to an IRS notice that is assessing you a penalty. The letter will allow you to argue that the penalty is unjustified or too high, and explain to the IRS why you feel that way.

The purpose of this letter is to respond to an IRS notice that is assessing you a penalty. If you feel that the penalty is unjustified or too high, use this letter to explain to the IRS why you feel that way. Be honest with the facts that you give, because the IRS may question these facts later on.

Attach to your letter any documentation that supports your response. This may include copies of deposit slips, canceled checks, etc. DO NOT send the original documents to the IRS because the IRS will not return them to you.

Keep in mind that the IRS will not likely reduce any of the tax or interest that is being assessed. However, if you provide a good reason, the IRS may possibly reduce the penalty. This letter is only intended to address the penalty.

Response to IRS Notice Form Download

Use this letter to respond to an IRS notice that is proposing adjustments to your income tax return. The letter will argue against the adjustments, including errors that may have led to the requested adjustment, and what can be done to correct the IRS records.

The purpose of this letter is to respond to an IRS notice that is proposing adjustments to your income tax return, specifically to add items of unreported income. This letter can be used to communicate to the IRS how you disagree with its adjustments. The letter also gives you the opportunity to state how the item may be in error and what can be done to correct the IRS records.

Whenever possible, attach to your letter additional documentation that will support your claim. For example, copies of forms or schedules that show the items in question. DO NOT send any original documents. Rather, make copies of the documents to enclose with the letter.

Do not get discouraged if you receive more than one letter from the IRS on a particular item. These types of letters are usually computer generated and, thus, it is possible that you may receive several letters before the issue is properly settled.