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IRS Letter 2645C

Why are you receiving this letter?

You have received IRS letter 2645C because you or your power of attorney contacted the IRS to resolve a matter. The IRS has received the information but the information has not been processed yet. The IRS is requesting more time to process your request.

EasyYou agree with the notice
  • The IRS has received your request and will respond to you within the time period listed on the notice. 
  • You may call the IRS to follow up on your original call.
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  • You would like to discuss this with someone not working for the IRS to understand what is going on and the options you have.
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  • You want a tax professional to deal with the IRS.
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      What you should do?

      Read notice 2645C carefully. You can wait for the IRS to send you a follow up letter after your request is process. You have the option of calling the IRS but the IRS employee will ask that you give the IRS the time listed in the letter to process your request.

      What can you expect next?

      You will receive a follow-up letter from the IRS. The IRS may process the request within the time listed on the letter. The IRS could also send you a letter informing you that additional time is needed.