If you’ve received a 5071c letter from the IRS, don’t panic because we’re here to help. Read on to learn everything you need to know about the 5071c letter. We cover what it is, how you ...

Before the IRS will process your tax return, they need you to verify your identity. If you receive a Notice 5071C, it’s important to act quickly—failing to do so can delay your refund.

If you get a 5071C letter from the IRS, you will need to have your prior year tax return and your current year tax return, if you filed one, including supporting documents, such as Forms W-2 and ...

It’s called a “5071C” letter, said Clay Sanford, IRS spokesman. The letter number can be found in the upper right-hand corner of the page.

Only those taxpayers receiving Letter 5071C should access idverify.irs.gov. The website will ask a series of questions that only the real taxpayer can answer. --- ...

It's called a "5071C" letter, said Clay Sanford, IRS spokesman. The letter number can be found in the upper right-hand corner of the page.

Only those taxpayers receiving Letter 5071C should access idverify.irs.gov. The website will ask a series of questions that only the real taxpayer can answer.

A couple concerned about identity theft during income tax filing season received what they thought was questionable correspondence from the IRS. The “5071C” letter was legitimate ...

In Letter 5071C, taxpayers will be asked to visit an identification verification website. If they did not file the return in question, the IRS will take steps to assist. If they did file it ...