IRS Letter 2469C – Possible Refund Letter
You may have a refund due for a year in which no tax return was filed.
Type of Notice: Late return
Likely next step: File a tax return
Also see: IRS penalties, IRS bill for unpaid taxes
Why you received IRS Letter 2469C
- The IRS did not receive a tax return for the year in question.
- The IRS determined, based on information reported by others (employers, banks etc.), that you appear to have paid more in withholdings than would be required for the income reported.
- Letter 2469C was sent to notify you that you may be due a refund, provided a return is filed within three years of the original return due date.
Notice deadline: Three years from the return due date
If you miss the deadline: If you do not file a return within three years of the original return due date, you will not receive a refund for that tax year.
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