IRS Suspends Mailing of Various Letters (Part XI)
IRS Suspends Mailing of Various Letters (Part XI)
IRS Business Notice CP518 Suspended (CP618 in Spanish)
This is a final reminder notice that the IRS still has no record that you filed your prior tax returns.
What you need to do
- File your tax return immediately or explain to the IRS why you don’t need to file.
- If eligible, file your return electronically with all required schedules, using your e-file provider, or
- File a paper return with all required schedules using the enclosed envelope or fax it to 855-800-5944 using a fax machine or online fax service. NOTE: Several online fax services use the internet to send files from your computer or smart device to a fax number.
- Complete the Response form enclosed with your notice and mail it to the IRS, using the enclosed envelope or fax it to 855-800-5944:
- Use the response form on your notice to explain:
- why you’re filing late.
- why you don’t have to file.
- if you already filed and it’s been more than four weeks, or if you used a different name or employer ID number (EIN) than shown on the notice when filing.
- if you filed within the last four weeks using the same name and EIN shown on the notice, you may disregard this notice.
- Use the response form on your notice to explain:
If the IRS does not hear from you
- They may determine your tax for you, and penalty and interest can continue to accrue.
- If you’re owed a refund for the current tax year, or any prior year, it may be delayed because of this unfiled return.
You may want to
- Review what happens when you don’t file a tax return by reviewing the following:
- Collection Procedures for Taxpayers Filing and/or Paying Late
- Review your records and make sure you filed all your prior returns. Download copies of prior year tax returns and products
- Check to see that you have enough money withheld from your paycheck to pay your taxes. The Tax Withholding Estimator can help.
- Learn more about your payment options if you owe additional taxes on your return.
- Learn more about payment plans and installment agreements.
- Learn more about an Offer in Compromise.
(IRS Notice IR-2022-31, February 9, 2022) (TTT 05/24/22)