Imagine having filed and paid your taxes last year, then months later you get a letter in the mail from the IRS saying you didn't. That's what's happening to many taxpayers this year thanks to automated notices being sent by the IRS.
Imagine having filed and paid your taxes last year, then months later you get a letter in the mail from the IRS saying you didn't.
That's what's happening to many taxpayers this year thanks to automated notices being sent by the IRS. But if you got one, don't panic. There's a fair chance the IRS simply hasn't seen what you already sent in. That's because it's dealing with a mountain of returns and correspondence that has built up over the past two years.
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