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Why you received IRS Notice CP30. You did not make required estimated tax payments. You filed a tax return with a refund due. The IRS sent CP30 to inform you that your refund was reduced because you were charged and estimated tax penalty.

The IRS sends CP303 notices to those whose information was used to access an IRS application. This notice is to ensure that you used your own information to access an IRS application and not someone pretending to be you. If you accessed this service, you don't need to do anything.

If you have received a CP30 Notice from the IRS, it usually means that the IRS believes you did not pre-pay enough of your federal income tax obligation for the year specified in the notice within the required timeframe, and has therefore assessed a penalty against you.

Why you received IRS Notice CP30. You did not make required estimated tax payments. You filed a tax return with a refund due. The IRS sent CP30 to inform you that your refund was reduced because you were charged and estimated tax penalty.

If you requested an activation code by mail, to complete your registration you must: Visit online services to activate your account. Sign in with the username and password you created. Enter your activation code from the notice you received.

What this notice is about. Taxes must be paid as you earn or receive income during the year, either through withholding or estimated tax payments. We charged you a penalty for not pre-paying enough of your tax either by having taxes withheld from your income, or by making timely estimated tax payments.

CP210 provides notice of an adjustment made to business taxes with your account. The explanation provided by the IRS for the adjustment may be vague or insufficient to truly determine why your return was deemed erroneous. You will have 60 days to respond to the notice.

The IRS sends CP303 notices to those whose information was used to access an IRS application. This notice is to ensure that you used your own information to access an IRS application and not someone pretending to be you. If you accessed this service, you don't need to do anything.