Typically, the IRS first sends out a CP14 Notice for an unpaid tax balance and then typically sends a series of reminder letters to follow up.

The emotional impact of an IRS notice Opening a letter from the IRS is enough to cause panic, fear, and confusion.

The IRS is sending out what it calls an "LT38 Notice" to let you know that during the pandemic some collection notices were suspended. This isn't a letter to inform you of an audit.

The IRS is sending out what it calls an "LT38 Notice" to let you know that during the pandemic some collection notices were suspended. This isn't a letter to inform you of an audit.

So if you get a dreaded IRS notice or letter, here are some simple tips to help you through the maze. 1. Understand You Are Not Alone. In many ways the IRS makes up for quality with quantity!

So if you get a dreaded IRS notice or letter, here are some simple tips to help you through the maze. 1. Understand You Are Not Alone. In many ways the IRS makes up for quality with quantity!

"Notice 1444-C, Your 2021 Economic Impact Payment. The IRS is mailing this letter to people who received a third Economic Impact Payment. People should keep this letter with tax year 2021 records.

If you get a letter from the IRS, chances are pretty good that it's not about being audited but a need for more information.