IRS and state letters

Got a letter from the IRS or the state? Don't ignore it.

Most letters have a deadline. Check the date, don't pay before you understand it, and send it to us.

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Common letters

What these letters usually mean

The IRS thinks income is missing from your return. You can agree or disagree, usually within 30 days.

The IRS says a balance is due. Check it before paying; penalties can sometimes be reduced.

Letters from the Franchise Tax Board about returns, payments or estimated tax.

General information only, not advice for your situation. Every letter is different; send it to us and we'll tell you what yours means.