IRS Letter 2625C
No Reply to Prior Correspondence
IRS Letter 2625C is sent when the IRS has not received a response to a previous letter they sent you. This could relate to a pending audit, refund issue, documentation request, or proposed change to your return.
The letter serves as a final reminder before the IRS takes further action based on the information they have, which may not be in your favor.
▸ Why Did I Receive Letter 2625C?
You received this letter because:
You did not reply to a previous IRS notice or letter
The IRS is still waiting on requested documents or information
You didn’t respond to a proposed adjustment, disallowance, or refund inquiry
The IRS is preparing to finalize the issue without your input
▸ What’s in the Letter?
Letter 2625C usually includes:
A reminder of the original issue or request
A notice that no reply was received by the deadline
An opportunity to respond before the IRS makes a final decision
Instructions on how to contact the IRS or provide additional documents
- If you continue to remain silent, the IRS may assess taxes, deny refunds, or begin collections.
▸ What Should You Do?
Act immediately. This may be your last chance to respond.
Review your records. Check what the original IRS letter was about.
Send in documentation or a written explanation if needed.
Contact the IRS using the phone number or instructions in the letter.
▸ When to Call a Tax Attorney
If you're not sure what the IRS wants or if things have escalated, a tax attorney can help you:
Understand what issue is still unresolved
Respond correctly and quickly to avoid penalties or collections
Reopen the case or file a late response, if appropriate
Represent you in communications with the IRS
▸ Silence Can Be Costly
If you’ve received Letter 2625C, the IRS is ready to act, with or without your input.
Call Scammahorn Law Firm at (903) 595-1000 or fill out this quick form to schedule a consultation and get peace of mind.