Understanding the IRS Substitute for Return
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IRS Notice CP162 is a letter sent to partnerships and S corporations that have been assessed penalties for failing to file a timely and/or complete tax return, or for failing to file the return electronically when required to do so.
Reasons why it happened:Here are some of the reasons why you might receive IRS Notice CP162:
If you receive IRS Notice CP162, you should review the notice carefully to understand the specific penalty that has been assessed. You should then take steps to pay the penalty and/or file an amended return to correct any errors on your original return.
If you agree with the penalty:
You can pay the penalty online, by mail, or by phone. If you pay by mail, be sure to mail your payment by the due date shown on the notice. If you pay by phone, you will need to have your bank account information ready.
If you disagree with the penalty:
You can call the IRS at the number listed on the notice to discuss the penalty. You may also be able to file a Penalty Abatement Request (Form 843) to request that the penalty be waived.
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