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False. If the taxpayer objects to the proposed adjustments, they will be sent a letter with a 30-day deadline offering them the option of (1) asking for a meeting with an independent appeals officer who works in a different IRS division from the examining agent, or (2) accepting the adjustment.
What is the proposed tax adjustment?
A letter from the IRS or the state board of revenue will typically refer to a proposed individual income tax assessment, which means that based on the evidence at hand, the relevant tax authority believes the taxpayer has not paid the correct amount of tax and is assessing a new amount, which may include penalties and interest.
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