FAGI Billing Notice ID#5002
The audit notification, which you have received, is the result of a discrepancy between the information reported to the Internal Revenue Service and that reported to Ohio. This discrepancy could involve your Federal Adjusted Gross Income, the number of exemptions claimed, and/or your filing status. The Internal Revenue Service reported the information on this billing to us. If you disagree with the information provided by the Internal Revenue Service, contact the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 and obtain a Tax Account Summary Transcript. Attach a copy of this transcript to the Ohio Billing Notice and return it to Ohio Department of Taxation, Billing Section, P.O. Box 182401, Columbus, Ohio 43218-2401. You must submit additional information and/or payment within 30 days from the date on the notice.
The billing notice does not reflect the changes based on the Amended Federal income Tax Return I filed.
If you amend your federal return to change: the Federal Adjusted Gross Income, number of exemptions or filing status, you are required to file an amended Ohio income tax return to reflect these changes. If you have not filed an amended Ohio income tax return for the tax year in question, you should do so now. Attach a copy of the Ohio billing notice to the amended tax return along with a copy of the Tax Account Summary transcript from the IRS and mail it to the Ohio Department of Taxation, Billing Section, P.O. Box 182401, Columbus, Ohio 43218-2401. We will notify you of any remaining liability.
The billing notice reflects a discrepancy in the number of exemptions reported.
Ohio law requires that you file your Ohio income tax return using the same number of exemptions that you claimed on your federal income tax return. The information that we received from the Internal Revenue Service indicated that you filed your federal tax return with fewer exemptions than you reported on your Ohio return.
I cannot pay this bill in full at this time.
Ohio law does not authorize the Department of Taxation to set up a payment plan. We will apply partial payments to the outstanding balance. However, partial payments will not stop the imposition of additional interest or the referral of the account to the Attorney General's Office. The Attorney General's Office is the collection agent for the State of Ohio. To arrange for a payment plan, you must wait until we refer your account to the Attorney General's Office. The Attorney General will issue a notice to you after they receive the tax claim. The Attorney General's Office can accept your request for installment payments and agree to payment plans of up to one year. You will be required to meet with a representative of the Attorney General's Office and to sign a payment contract.
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