Are Form 843 Delays 2011-2024

Hi, I'm Patrick, and I work for the IRS. If you received a letter CP 3219, a statutory notice of deficiency, and are wondering what to do, this may help. The letter explains why there is a proposed increase in your tax and what to do if you don't agree. Before receiving it, you would have received an earlier letter, usually a CP mm, explaining that our records don't match the information you reported on your tax return. If we didn't hear from you or couldn't resolve the issue with the information you gave us, we send you another letter. This letter explains the changes in your right to challenge the increase in tax court review. The changes and compare them to your tax return. If you agree, sign the enclosed form 55-64 and mail or fax it to the address or fax number listed on the letter. If you are making a payment, include it with the form 55-64. If you pay the amount due now, you will reduce the amount of interest and penalties. If you don't agree, respond to the IRS immediately. Send us a signed statement with any documents or explanation you want us to consider. Send photocopies, not original documents. Sending us additional information won't extend the deadline to file a petition with the tax court. Mail or fax your response to the address or fax number listed on the letter. Include your name, social security number, and tax year on each page. If your explanation is accepted, we will send a letter confirming the issue is resolved. If you are going to challenge it, you must file a petition with the US tax court, not the IRS, and we will no longer be able to work directly with you. File your petition within 90...