Given the complexities of tax filing season, most taxpayers shouldn’t be surprised — or necessarily worried — if they receive an adjustment letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). An ...

The next time the IRS tells you it "fixed" your return, you will not be stuck decoding a cryptic notice on your own. A new bipartisan statute, widely known as The Math Act, reshapes how the agency ...

Receiving a letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is rarely a welcome event, particularly when it arrives during the summer months. This period, often associated with relaxation and travel, ...

Millions of Americans who file their own returns have long learned about tax math mistakes only after the Internal Revenue ...

Hood advises taxpayers that receiving such correspondence does not automatically imply an error on their part, noting that about half of the IRS letters are incorrect ...

Receiving a letter from the IRS often triggers anxiety, but there's usually no need to panic. The IRS sends out notices and letters for several common reasons, and understanding these can help you ...

Getting an audit letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can cause concern for even the most organized taxpayer. If you've received one of these letters after filing your taxes, you might ...

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) uses letters and notices to communicate with taxpayers. These communications serve various purposes, such as informing you of a balance due, changes to your refund, ...

Taxpayers face the risk of an IRS investigation if they commit one of four common mistakes on their tax returns. This warning, issued on October 25, 2025, highlights the importance of accuracy in tax ...