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90-Day Letter

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90-Day Letter
A letter that the IRS sends to a taxpayer after an audit. The letter states that the audit has found inconsistencies or other errors in the tax returns and that the taxpayer will have to pay more unless he/she can show that the audit is in error. The letter derives its name from the fact that the taxpayer has 90 days to dispute the results of the audit before reassessment occurs.


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If the IRS exam team is not persuaded by the explanations provided by SnowFun, then the typical IRS process would lead to a 30-day letter, allowing for the IRS appeals process, followed by a 90-day letter (a statutory notice of deficiency).
After the 90-day letter is mailed, the taxpayer has 90 days to file a petition with the Tax Court.
In order to expedite the process candidates should bring the following items: a) Completed application b) Transcript(s) from university/college with a minimum Bachelor's Degree posted c) Original and one (1) copy of Valid Michigan Teaching Certificate and/or out-of-state Teaching Certificate OR 90-Day letter (if candidate's degree was granted by a Michigan College/University).
 
 
 
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