IRS Letter 4552C – Payer Inquiry
The IRS needs clarification of your business’ income.
Type of Notice: Return accuracy
Most common tax problem area: Business audits
Why you received IRS Letter 4552C
- You received a Letter 2030 or 2531 from the IRS that said that your business income may be underreported.
- The IRS sent Letter 4552C to request that you clarify the business’ income. A form is sometimes attached that should be completed by an employer or payer and returned to the IRS.
Your options to address IRS Letter 4552C
- Provide the documentation requested
Notice deadline: None specified
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