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How to Fix Your IRS CP2100A Notice – Quick Guide

Overview

You got a CP2100A from the IRS – they flagged your 1099 name/TIN. Don’t panic. Follow these steps to fix it fast and avoid backup withholding.

What We Need From You

  1. Signed W-9

    • Your correct legal name and TIN.

    • Signature and date.

  2. Your IRS Notice

    • Download or scan the full CP2100A.

    • Note the date and reference numbers.

  3. Contact Info

    • Best email and phone to reach you.

    • Confirm the address on the IRS notice.

Steps to Resolve

  1. Gather Everything

    • W-9, IRS notice, contact details. No guesswork.

  2. Use Our W-9 System

    • Send your payee a W-9 request via our system; it will verify the payee’s TIN directly with the IRS in real time.

  3. We Review & Confirm

    • You get a confirmation within 2 business days.

  4. We Handle IRS

    • We send the response letter and corrected forms for you.

  5. You Get Final Sign-Off

    • We’ll let you know when the IRS accepts it.

FAQs

  • How long? 5–7 business days after you submit docs.

  • Will I owe more? Nope. This only fixes reporting.

  • What’s the penalty if unresolved? If you don’t resolve in 30 days, the IRS can require 24% backup withholding on future payments and may assess penalties up to $280 per mismatch notice.


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