IRS CP2000 - Notice CP2000 Tax Year 2011 - Proposed changes and response instructions

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IRS Notice CP2000 addresses a mismatch between the income and payment information the IRS received for a 2011 tax return and the amounts reported on the taxpayer’s Form 1040. It proposes changes including taxable dividends and Schedule D/capital gain dividends, resulting in an additional tax owed of $177 and a total amount due of $181 (including interest). The notice explains how to review differences, respond by December 19, 2012, and options if the taxpayer agrees or disagrees.

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Department of Treasury Internal Revenue Service 1973 N RULON WHITE BLVD OGDEN UT 84201-0021 !IIC7V0L10Z | Notice | CP2000 | | --- | --- | | Tax Year | 2011 | | Notice date | November 19, 2012 | | Social Security number AUR control number | | To contact us Phone Fax Page 1 of 6 * Proposed changes to your 2011 Form 1040 Amount due: $181 The income and payment information we have on file from sources such as employers or financial institutions doesn’t match the information you reported on your tax return. If our information is correct, you will owe $181 (including interest), which you need to pay by December 19, 2012. Summary of proposed changes | Tax you owe | $177 | | --- | --- | | Payments | $0 | | Interest | $4 | Amount due by December 19, 2012 $181 What you need to do immediately Review this notice, and compare our changes to the information on your 2011 tax return. If you agree with the changes we made • Complete, sign and date the Response form on Page 5, and mail it to us along with your payment of $181 so we receive it by December 19, 2012. • If you can’t pay the amount due, pay as much as you can now, and make payment arrangements that allow you to pay off the rest over time. If you want to apply for an installment plan, send in your Response form AND a completed Installment Agreement Request (Form 9465) . Download Form 9465 [from www.irs.gov](from www.irs.gov), or call to request a copy. You can also save time and money by applying online if you [qualify. Visit www.irs.gov. and](qualify. Visit www.irs.gov. and) search for keyword: “tax payment options” for more information about: – Installment and payment agreements – Payroll deductions – Credit card payments Or, call us at to discuss your options. If you don’t agree with the changes Complete the Response form on Page 5, and send it to us along with a signed statement and any documentation that supports your claim so we receive it by December 19, 2012. If we don’t hear from you If we don’t receive your response by December, we will send you a Statutory Notice of Deficiency followed by a final bill for the proposed amount due. During this time, interest will increase and penalties may apply. Continued on back... !IIC7V0L10Z Notice CP2000 | Tax Year 2011
Notice date November 19, 2012 Social Security number Page 2 of 6 | | | | --- | --- | --- | | Changes to your 2011 tax return | | | | Your income and deductions | Shown on return As corrected by IRS D fference | | | Taxable dividends | $0 $6 $6 | | | Schedule D/capital gain dividends | $0 $1,169 $1,169 | | | Income net difference | $1,175 | | | Change to taxable income | $1,175 | | | Your tax computations | Shown on return As corrected by IRS D fference | | | Taxable income, line 43 | $718,571 $719,746 $1,175 | | | Tax, line 44 | $221,371 $221,548 $177 | | | Self-Employment tax, line 56 | $24,426 $24,426 $0 | | | Total tax, line 61 | $245,797 $245,974 $177 | | | Tax you owe | $177 | | | Explanation of changes to your 2011 1040 | Form This section tells you specifically what income information the IRS received about you from others (including your employers, banks, mortgage holders, etc.) . This information doesn’t match the information you reported on your tax return.
Use the table to compare the data the IRS received from others to the information you reported on your tax return to understand where the difference(s) occurred. To assist you in reviewing your income amounts, the table may include both reported and unreported amounts. | | | Qualified Dividends
Received from Address
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| Account Information Shown on return Reported to IRS by others D fference | | | |
Form 1099-DIV
| $3 $3 $0 | | | 4
Form 1099-DIV
| $3 $3 $0 | | Qualified Dividends Total | $6 $6 $0 | | | Schedule D/Capital Gain
Dividends
Received from Address
| Account Information Shown on return Reported to IRS by others D

FAQs

What is the purpose of IRS Notice CP2000 for Tax Year 2011?

It notifies the taxpayer that the income and payment information the IRS received does not match the information reported on the 2011 Form 1040, and it proposes specific changes.

How much does the notice state you owe and by what date?

The notice states the amount due is $181 by December 19, 2012.

What should you do if you agree with the proposed changes?

Complete, sign, and date the Response form on Page 5 and mail it with your payment of $181 by December 19, 2012, or arrange payments if you cannot pay in full now.

What happens if the IRS does not receive your response?

If the IRS does not receive your response by December, it will send a Statutory Notice of Deficiency followed by a final bill for the proposed amount due, and interest will increase with possible penalties.

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