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We sent you this notice because our records show you claimed someone as a dependent on your tax return who also filed a tax return with his or her spouse. Generally, you can’t claim someone as a dependent who files a married filing joint tax return. In addition, someone who files a joint tax return usually doesn’t fit the definition of a "qualifying child" for the earned income credit.

We are informing the taxpayer a correction has been made to self-employment taxes claimed on Schedule SE, Form 1040.

You received this notice because, according to our calculations, you didn't prepay enough of your tax through estimated tax payments, or didn't make them on time. The notice tells you we assessed a penalty for failure to make sufficient timely estimated tax payments.

We made changes to your tax return because we found a miscalculation. As a result of these changes, you have an overpayment on your account.

We made changes to your tax return because we found a miscalculation. As a result of these changes, you have a balance due of less than $1.

We reduced or removed the penalty for underpayment of estimated tax reported on your tax return because the penalty entered on your return exceeds the maximum amount we can legally charge.

Letter 2531 provides information reported on your tax return that doesn’t match information reported to us from third parties.

We issue the CP235 when it appears that you are using the prior year’s deposit schedule when you are required to use a different deposit schedule.

We made changes to your tax return because we found a miscalculation. As a result of these changes, you have a balance due.

We're sending you this notice because our records indicate you did not file a required Form 5227, Split-Interest Trust information Return.