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The IRS updated your tax return due to a miscalculation they discovered. However, the changes were administrative and did not affect your taxes so there is no additional refund or balance due.
Tax return error
You received a CP13 notice because the IRS found a miscalculation in your tax return. The change did not result in a change in taxes so there is no additional refund or balance due.
To find out what the changes are, contact the IRS at the phone number in the upper right-hand corner of the notice. You should make those changes to your tax return copy you keep for your records.
If you disagree with the notice, you need to contact the IRS at the toll-free number listed on the CP13 in the upper right-hand corner or by mail within 60 days.
There is no deadline unless you disagree with the IRS changes. Then, you have 60 days from the date of the notice to contact the IRS.
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Mark Steber is Chief Tax Information Officer, responsible for key initiatives that support overall tax service delivery and quality assurance. Mark also serves as a Jackson Hewitt liaison with the Internal Revenue Service, states, and other government authorities. With over 30 years of tax experience and deep knowledge of the federal and state tax codes, Mark is widely referenced as an expert on consumer income tax issues, especially electronic-tax and data-protection issues.
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