IRS Letter 3666C – Unprocessable/Transferred Claim Letter

 

Your request for Innocent Spouse Relief cannot be processed.

Type of Notice: Unpaid balance

Likely next step: Address an IRS bill for unpaid taxes

Also see: IRS penalties

Why you received IRS Letter 3666C

  1. You filed a tax return with a filing status of married filing jointly.
  2. You filed Form 8857, Request for Innocent Spouse Relief.
  3. The IRS sent Letter 3666C to inform you that your request cannot be processed because you do not qualify for relief based on community property laws.

Notice deadline: N/A

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