Notice of Underreported Income - CP 2000 From The IRS Webpages

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Portions From The IRS Website That Includes Discussions About Notice CP 2000 (CP2000):

Note: You can also go to our Webpage about Notice CP 2000 (CP2000).

• IRS Frequently Asked Questions for Notice CP 2000.
• IRS Headliner for Notice CP2000.
• IRS Topic discussion for Notice CP 2000.
• IRS suggestions to avoid delays in processing Notice CP2000 responses.
• IRS sample Notice CP 2000, page 9.
• IRS Manual Discussion on Notice CP2000.  Note that this document may go under the heading of "too much information"!

NOTICE: In the above IRS documents, we have added a link to our Notice CP 2000 Webpage and a notice about considering "reasonable cause" if penalties are proposed.  Those comments at the top and bottom of each page have been added by David M. Kaufmann, CPA, and those comments are not the work product of the IRS.  Those comments are in smaller type to avoid any misunderstandings.

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