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Florida Tax Attorney, Darrin Mish Explains IRS Notice CP2000

By Darrin Mish

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Getting an IRS Form CP2000 can be quite a rude awakening. The CP2000 form usually indicates that a taxpayer has taken inappropriate deductions or more commonly, has not reported all of the income that has been reported to the IRS. I this video, Florida Tax Attorney, Darrin T. Mish explains what a CP2000 is and more importantly, what to do if you have received one in the mail. Failure to respond appropriately can have catostrophic results including the issuance of a Notice of Deficiency and a trip to U.S. Tax Court. But…if you know what to do and how to respond a CP2000 is not necessarily indicative of a huge IRS problem.

Full post as published by IRS Problem Solver Blog on April 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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