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What We'll Do Once We Hear from You We'll review the information you send us. If your information shows your return was correct, we won't make any changes to your tax return and we'll send you the EIC part of your refund. You won't need to do anything else. If your information doesn't show your return was correct, we'll send you a report of changes we plan to make to your tax return and explain the tax you will owe. We'll also explain your right to appeal if you disagree. Please allow us at least 30 days to review your information. After our review, we'll let you know by letter what we're going to do and explain your appeal rights if we propose changes. Any EIC refund you claimed will be delayed while we review your information. What Happens If You Don't Reply If we don't hear from you within 30 days, you will not receive the EIC part of your refund. We'll send you a letter and a report disallowing the tax return items we've questioned. We'll explain how you can appeal if you disagree. How to Get Help You can only receive your EIC by mailing or faxing us the information we've requested. However, we've enclosed Publication 3498-A, The Examination Process, to help you understand this review and your appeal rights. It will explain your right to have someone help or represent you. Please visit our website at www.irs.gov/eitc to learn more about the examination process. You can also call our toll-free number {appropriate #} with any questions you may have about this letter or the information we need. Your local IRS office can provide free help. You can find your nearest IRS office listed in your local phone book or at www.irs.gov/localcontacts/index.html. If you have a significant hardship, you can contact the Taxpayer Advocate Service at {appropriate #} (toll-free). A Low Income Taxpayer Clinic may be able to offer you free help. The enclosed Publication 4134, Low Income Taxpayer Clinic List, lists the clinics' locations and their eligibility guidelines.
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