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Understanding IRS CP53 & CP53A Letter | Direct Deposit Error

IRS CP53 and 53A letters are issued because the IRS was unable to issue your refund by direct deposit. There are several reasons why this may occur.

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IRS Notice CP32A | Call to Request Your Refund Check

An IRS Notice CP32A is informing you that your refund check has not been claimed. To resolve this notice, you must call to request a new refund check.

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Can a tax refund offset be reversed?

A tax refund offset can indeed be reversed – but it is not a simple matter. It would be much better for taxpayers to prevent the offset from happening.

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§1639 Tax Due Notice Requirements Before Tax Refund Offset

The Department of Treasury is authorized by the U.S. tax code to withhold part or all of a taxpayer’s Federal tax refund to pay past-due debt of $25 or more.

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What is a tax refund offset?

A tax refund offset occurs when the Federal Government’s Treasury Offset Program withholds part or all of an expected Federal tax refund to pay past-due debt.

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Does a large tax refund trigger an audit?

A large tax refund alone will not necessarily generate a tax audit, but if the reason why you received a large refund is questionable the IRS may peek closely.

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Do you get your Tax Refund if you get Audited?

Now that you have received a notice from the IRS, you want to know if you are still going to get your tax refund. The answer is – maybe. Ler's explore more.

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The IRS is taking my Refund - What can I do?

If the IRS is taking your refund, sometimes you need a qualified tax professional who understands IRS collection procedures to intercede on your behalf.

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Where's my tax audit refund?

One of the best ways to check the status of your refund is on the IRS website. Your tax professional may also be able to give you a timeframe for your refund.

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What happens if I owe the IRS money and I’m supposed to get a tax refund?

If you owe the IRS back taxes, don’t start spending your refund before it arrives. The IRS can levy or take your refund and apply it to your tax debt.

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How to stop the IRS from taking your tax refund

You can call the IRS to see if your refund has been flagged for garnishment. Then you can reach out to set up a payment plan − if warranted.

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What to do about a Late Refund

There could be a number of reasons for a delayed refund. The IRS may be eliminating the possibility of identity theft, or it is possible a tax audit is pending.

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Where’s my tax refund?

You got your return filed on time and you’ve got a nice big refund coming. But the funds don’t show up in your bank account when you expected them to. Now what?

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Tax myths – a refund is not a bonus

A refund is NOT a bonus and a balance due is NOT a penalty. When you began working, you filled out a W-4 stating how many exemptions you wanted.

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