An IRS letter can concern a balance, a change to a return, or a request for information. Start by identifying what the notice actually asks you to do.
Identify the notice
Find the CP or LTR number and look it up on IRS.gov. Confirm the tax year and compare the notice with your records.
Review the requested action
Keep the notice and note any response deadline. If you disagree, follow its dispute instructions and provide relevant supporting copies. If you agree, complete the action requested; some notices do not require a reply.
Prepare for a conversation
Write down your questions, the notice number, and the deadline. Keep original records organized. Do not post identity documents or tax notices in a public inquiry form.
Official IRS resource
Educational information only. This article is not individualized tax or legal advice. Eligibility and results vary.
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