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To protect you from identity theft, we need you to verify your identity and the tax return so we can continue processing it. If you didn't file a tax return, you must let us know. You may need to visit a Taxpayer Assistance Center, so we can verify your identity and the tax return.
Use the identity verification (ID Verify) service if you received an IRS 5071C letter, 5747C letter or 5447C letter. The IRS proactively identifies and stops the processing of potential identity theft returns.
12 kwi 2022 · Here are the identity fraud letters the IRS may send to taxpayers: Letter 5071C, Potential Identity Theft with Online Option. This letter asks the taxpayer to use an online tool to verify their identity and tell the IRS if they filed that return. Letter 4883C, Potential Identity Theft.
Here are some common reasons why the IRS may contact you: You or your business owe a balance. Your refund or payment amount was incorrect on your tax return. The IRS changed your tax return. The IRS has questions about your past tax return.
20 gru 2023 · Letter 5747C, Potential Identity Theft During Original Processing – TAC AUTH ONLY, is mailed to a taxpayer to notify them that the IRS received an income tax return using their name and Social Security number or individual taxpayer identification number.
3 maj 2022 · The IRS Taxpayer Protection Program identifies potential ID theft tax returns as a precautionary measure to protect you. If you receive a Letter 4883C, 5071C, 5747C, 6330C or 6331C, respond as soon as possible, following the instructions in the letter.
24 sie 2023 · Letter 5747C, Potential Identity Theft during Original Processing – Provides an in-person option only (and is used sparingly). These letters provide several ways taxpayers can authenticate their identity, including using an online option or calling the IRS directly.
