Re: [taxchat] IRS 90 day letter

I wasn't aware that an amended return could be done after a 30 day letter. I though that a 30 day letter gave 30 days to come up with any final info that would help the tax payer. And once there is a 90 day letter then a request to meet with an appeals officer or pay the amount due is in order.

On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 9:19 AM, <bobva@aol.com> wrote:

I have a client who received a 30 day letter back in June and chose to ignore it.  They have now received a 90 day letter which is the NOTICE OF DEFICIENCY.  My understanding is that it is now too late to amend their tax return and they will have to file a petition to the tax court.  Is this correct?

 

I know this has probably been discussed on here before but what is the process after the petition is filed?  The letter states there is a simplified procedure for small tax cases.  What is the simplified procedure?

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