magg979s
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I received a CP 2000 letter. Is it generally right and best to accept it and move on? It says "I can file a claim for a refund at a later date." What's that about? Thanks

Here's breakdown of letter: Income and deductions: I took investments out and didn't report it. My bad. Unintentional. $15,855 worth. 

The tuition and fees: I deducted $4,000. And they say 0$ should be deducted. They did not get 1098T from my school. I have the 1098T form. I want to mail them the form but realize they probably need more documentation than that. Need proof that i paid the tuition. If I send them that information and a letter explaining this, should I not agree with the changes or just amend the return all together? Getting the 4,000 deduction would lessen the blow of taxes owed, right?