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stanchan
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Should I call the IRS if I made a minor procedural issue with my CP2000 response?

I responded to a CP2000 for tax year 2016 with the CP2000 response form disagreeing with the assessment on the CP2000 (they used the proceeds of a 1099-B stock sale as income without the cost basis), 1040X amended return, a copy of the missed 1099-B and 1099-G from state taxes that I had missed as well, a letter explaining the issue and a check with just the tax amount owed. The problem is I forgot to write CP2000 on the top of 1040X as per the instructions. Should I contact the IRS to let them know? Will they send me a bill for the interest and penalties afterward?

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Phillip1
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Should I call the IRS if I made a minor procedural issue with my CP2000 response?

For the moment, I would wait to see what happens.

If the response was all sent together in a single envelope, the IRS will process the information properly. The IRS will send a response and let you know if there are any issues that remain regarding your CP2000 letter.

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Phillip1
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Should I call the IRS if I made a minor procedural issue with my CP2000 response?

For the moment, I would wait to see what happens.

If the response was all sent together in a single envelope, the IRS will process the information properly. The IRS will send a response and let you know if there are any issues that remain regarding your CP2000 letter.

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