30-day letter
- A document sent out by the Internal Revenue Service to an audited taxpayer who challenges the outcome of the audit, outlining the taxpayer's right to contest the decision
- After the audit, the Internal Revenue Service sent a 30-day letter to the taxpayer, outlining their right to appeal.
- The taxpayer received a 30-day letter from the Internal Revenue Service, indicating that they could dispute the audit findings.
- In the 30-day letter, the taxpayer's right to appeal the audit decision made by the Internal Revenue Service was clearly spelled out.
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