IRS CP25 Notice: Math Error Adjustment
Your tax return contained a math error or clerical mistake that the IRS has corrected, resulting in an adjustment to your refund or balance due.
Understanding Your CP25 Notice
The CP25 notice informs you that the IRS made corrections to your tax return calculations.
Key Details Included:
- Specific error(s) identified by the IRS
- Original vs. corrected amounts
- Adjusted refund or balance due
- Response deadline (typically 60 days)
Common Reasons for CP25 Notices
- Incorrect income or withholding amounts
- Math errors in tax calculations
- Mistakes in credit or deduction claims
- Mismatched information with IRS records
How to Respond to Your CP25
If You AGREE With the Changes:
- Pay any balance due by the deadline
- No response needed if you owe nothing
- Keep the notice for your records
If You DISAGREE With the Changes:
- Gather supporting documentation
- Contact the IRS within 60 days
- Follow dispute instructions in the notice
- Consider professional representation
Potential Consequences
- Additional interest on unpaid balances (currently ~6% annually)
- Failure-to-pay penalties (0.5% per month)
- Possible collection actions if balance remains unpaid
- Loss of dispute rights after 60 days
How We Can Help Resolve Your CP25
Our tax resolution services include:
- Thorough review of IRS adjustments
- Preparation of dispute documentation
- IRS communication and representation
- Payment plan negotiation if needed
- Future filing guidance to prevent errors
Don't Let Math Errors Cost You Money
Whether you agree with the changes or need to dispute them, timely action is crucial.
Call 972-519-0041 now for expert assistance.