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The Department of Revenue sends letters to taxpayers when you have a credit on an account, owe money, or we closed an account of yours. We may also request more information about refund petitions, audits, or tax return errors. Taxpayers with Philadelphia Tax Center accounts can securely communicate with us online.
You can call (502) 564-4581 to speak to an examiner for information on any additional refund issued after the original refund. Enter the primary social security number on your Kentucky tax return. You must enter your complete 9-digit Social Security Number.
Most IRS letters and notices are about federal tax returns or tax accounts. Each notice deals with a specific issue and includes any steps the taxpayer needs to take. A notice may reference changes to a taxpayers account, taxes owed, a payment request or a specific issue on a tax return.
0:27 2:59 It means the IRS has determined you owe more taxes. And you have a limited time to appeal thisMoreIt means the IRS has determined you owe more taxes. And you have a limited time to appeal this decision. Another reason for certified mail is to notify you about collection actions.
If you would like to set a recurring electronic payment plan, please call the Division of Collections at 502-564-4921 and select option 1.
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A tax bill, called a Notice of Tax Due, is generated when the total amount due for the tax period is not paid. The notice will include the tax amount due, plus applicable penalties, interest and fees.
Revenue agents examinations (audits) Revenue agents are civilian employees who conduct examinations (audits). They review financial records to verify what you reported. They may meet you at an IRS office or visit your home, business or accountants office.

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