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  • H. R. 998 aims to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to improve the information provided in math and clerical error notices sent to taxpayers. It requires notices to clearly explain the type of error, the related tax code section, and offer detailed calculations of any...

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    H. R. 998 is a plan to help people understand tax mistake letters better by explaining what went wrong and how to fix it, and it also tests sending these letters in a special way to see if that helps people pay attention.

  • H. R. 998 aims to improve communication from the Internal Revenue Service by requiring that math or clerical error notices sent to taxpayers be more specific. The notices must detail the type and nature of the error, any adjustments to be made to the tax return, and provide a...

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    H.R. 998 is a plan to make the letters that tell people about mistakes on their taxes clearer and easier to understand. It also tries out a new way of sending these letters to see if people respond better.

  • H.R. 998 aims to make changes to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 by requiring clearer and more detailed information on notices of math or clerical errors sent to taxpayers by the IRS. The bill mandates these notices to include specifics about the error, such as its type and...

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    In H.R. 998, the bill says that when the IRS tells someone there's a mistake on their tax papers, they should explain it clearly and say exactly where the mistake is. They also want to try sending these messages in a way that makes sure people get them and understand them better.

  • H.R. 998 aims to enhance the clarity of notices the IRS sends to taxpayers about mathematical or clerical errors in their tax returns. It requires that these notices clearly describe the errors and provide detailed calculations of any tax adjustments. The bill also mandates...

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    H.R. 998 is a plan to make IRS letters about tax mistakes easier to understand, explaining the errors and how to fix them. It also tries sending some of these letters by special mail to see if it helps people reply better.