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What Is Adjustment? An adjustment is the use of mechanisms by a central bank to influence a home currency's exchange rate. An adjustment is specifically made if the exchange rate is not pegged to another currency, meaning that the currency is valued according to a floating exchange rate.

The IRS can make certain changes to your return if the IRS thinks there was an error. For example, the IRS could adjust your return if your or your dependent's name and Social Security Number (SSN) don't match IRS records. Or, if your return has an inconsistency, the IRS may change your return and send you a notice.

Adjusted refund amount means the IRS either owes you more money on your return, or you owe more money in taxes. For example, the IRS may use your refund to pay an existing tax debt and issue you a CP 49 notice.

Adjustment notes (also known as credit notes or refunds) are issued to customers for damaged, returned or undelivered goods. Customers may elect to receive a refund immediately or take the refund payable as a credit on their account (commonly used for overpayments).

A Notice of Reassessment is a more recent assessment from CRA to request more information about something that you have reported in your income tax return. It is sent weeks, months, or years after your first Notice of Assessment, which you usually receive within a couple of weeks after filing your tax return.

Understanding CRA Reassessment Processing Time Typically, you will receive this notice within two weeks if you filed electronically or within about eight weeks (or more) if you mailed in paper copies of your tax return.

Finally, the letter you receive from the IRS may simply be an adjustment letter or adjustment notice. These are simply letters sent out to give notice to a taxpayer about additional taxes owed or a change in the refund amount.