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The income your reported on your tax return doesn’t match the income that your employer reported to the IRS.

CP 209 generates when two employer identification numbers (EINs) are consolidated in our records.

This balance due notice alerts you there is a discrepancy in the amount of federal tax deposits credited to your account from the amount reported on your tax return, and to make payment by the pay-by-date listed on the notice.

You need to contact us. We've received information not reported on your tax return.

If you received a LT38 notice, it’s letting you know that during the pandemic some collection notices were suspended. However, we’re resuming normal operations and providing you with an update on your outstanding balance to help you stay informed and offer you self-service options to resolve your account. This isn’t an audit.

This notice tells you a discrepancy exists between the amounts of federal tax deposits credited to your account from the amount reported on your tax return. Therefore, you're due a refund.

This Statutory Notice of Deficiency notifies you of our intent to assess a tax deficiency and of your right to petition the U.S. Tax Court to dispute the proposed adjustments. We made these adjustments because we received information from third parties that doesn’t match the information you reported on your return.

We received your Form 2848, 8821, or 706, and we assigned you a Centralized Authorization File (CAF) number.

A refund check we sent was returned to us. We are reviewing your account to ensure the return and refund are valid.

A refund check we sent was returned to us. We are reviewing your account to ensure the return and refund are valid.