NOTICE CP210

Notice CP210 is an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) notice that informs you of an adjustment that has been made to your business tax return. The IRS may issue Notice CP210 for a variety of reasons, such as:

• You made a mistake on your tax return.
• The IRS has new information about your business income or expenses.
• The IRS is reviewing your business tax return as part of an audit.

• Unpaid business taxes
• Unpaid estimated taxes
• Unfiled tax returns
• Incorrectly reported business income or expenses
• Math errors on the tax return
• Failure to claim all eligible deductions

If you receive Notice CP210, you should carefully review the notice to understand what changes the IRS has made to your tax return and why. If you agree with the changes, you do not need to respond to the notice. However, if you disagree with the changes, you should contact the IRS within 60 days to discuss your account.

Here are some steps you can take:

1. Review the notice carefully. The notice will explain the changes the IRS has made to your tax return and why. It will also tell you how much money you owe or if you are due a refund.
2. Gather your documentation. If you disagree with the changes, you will need to provide documentation to support your claim. This may include business receipts, invoices, or other financial records.
3. Contact the IRS. You can contact the IRS by phone, mail, or online. Be sure to have your Employer Identification Number (EIN) and the tax period in question available when you contact the IRS.
4. Request a meeting. If you are unable to resolve the issue over the phone, you can request a meeting with an IRS representative.
5. File a protest. If you still disagree with the IRS’s decision, you can file a protest. You will need to submit a written protest to the IRS within 60 days of receiving the IRS’s final decision.