The Alaska Notice of Date to File Objections to Modified Plan is a written notice from the Alaska Department of Revenue that informs taxpayers of the date by which they must file objections to any modifications made to their individual or business tax returns. This notice is usually sent when the state has made changes to the return that affects the amount of tax owed. In Alaska, taxpayers have 30 days from the date of the notice to file an objection to the modified plan. The Alaska Notice of Date to File Objections to Modified Plan is divided into two types: individual and business. The individual notice applies to individuals who have had modifications made to their individual tax returns. The business notice applies to businesses that have had modifications made to their business tax returns. Both notices include the date by which the objection must be filed, the type of modification made, and the amount of tax owed. The notices also provide instructions on how to submit the objection, as well as contact information for questions or concerns.