Your 2005 taxes were filledout on April 15 you got letter in mail fill out another form have not heard anything from your taxes?

Answer 1

It depends on the form that the IRS required and the letter that you received. When it comes to these matters it is always better to be proactive than reactive. I suggest you contact the IRS immediately and find out what your current status is and if the form you sent back was received. If a tax liability was assessed to you, or your return was audited and you owe money to the IRS, the interest and penalties are calculated on a daily basis, therefore, the saying "time is money" is more than applicable in a case like that. If a tax liability has been assessed it's highly suggested that a formal agreement is reached with the IRS sooner rather than later to avoid any collection activity. For more reading on tax liability please read related articles at www.irs101.blogspot.com