What should a Taxpayer do upon receiving a letter from the EPCU?
Provide the requested information within the requested number of days. Additional documents or clarifying information may also be provided if you believe it would be helpful to address the issue(s) identified in the letter. The response can be either mailed to the address reflected in the letter or faxed to the identified number. Some project letters may also identify an e-mail address designed to receive responses related to that specific project and accordingly, it’s appropriate to utilize that delivery method in addition to those mentioned above. If the response cannot be provided within the requested timeframe, the individual identified in the letter should be contacted and an extension of time may be granted.
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