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  Individual Income Tax
I received a bill and I don't owe it. What should I do?
 
Answer:

If you receive a bill that you believe you do not owe, send the following information to support your claim:

  • A letter explaining why the tax is not due (be sure to include your account number/social security number)
  • A legible copy of the front and back of your canceled check or money order

Mail the above information to the address that appears on your bill. Include a copy of the bill with your correspondence.

Refer to the back of your bill for appeals information.


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