Received a Notice

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Additional Information Required for IRS Transcripts

Taxpayers who send IRS transcripts to the NCDOR, should make sure to include additional information.

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Notices don't have to be complicated. Let us help you understand them.

Notices are sent out when the department determines taxpayers owe taxes to the State that have not been paid for a number of reasons.

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Notice Types

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Pay a Bill or Notice

Notice	Notice ID
Attachment and Garnishment – Employer Copy	N0010001, N0010003, N0010051, N0010053
Attachment and Garnishment – Taxpayer Copy	N0010001, N0010003, N0010051, N0010053
Authorization for Bank Draft Installment Agreement	N0013101
Confirmation of Installment Payment Agreement	N0012601
Default Notice	N0012901
Delinquent Notice	N0016101 - N0019401
Garnishment Release Letter	N0010501

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N-Z

Pay a Bill or Notice

Notice	Notice ID
Notice of Collection	N0002203
Notice of Collection – Amount Shown Due But Not Paid In Full	N0002401
Notice of Individual Income Tax Adjustment	N0001301 - N0001306
Notice of Individual Income Tax Assessment	N0000204
Notice to File a Return	N/A
Payment Agreement Installment Notice	N0012701
Privilege License Renewal	N0050101, N0050102, N0050103
Unclaimed Refund Letter	N0005802

Collections

Payment Plans

Need help paying tax due? Once you receive a notice, immediately request an installment payment agreement to avoid forced collection action.

Garnishments

An attachment and garnishment is an order requiring that money be withheld from a taxpayer’s wages, bank accounts, or other intangible property.

Penalties and Interest

Penalties and Interest

Penalties and interest are required to be assessed by law. Find out how much will be assessed and when they are applied.

Penalty Waiver

The Penalty Waiver Policy outlines the penalties that can be waived for various reasons.

Taxes

Taxes don't have to be complicated. We're here to help you understand tax laws, what notices you may have, and how to file and pay for taxes.

File and Pay

North Carolina taxpayers are choosing a faster, more convenient way to file their State and Federal individual income tax returns by electronically filing.

Resolving Disputes

Taxpayers who disagree with proposed assessments of taxes from the Department of Revenue or refunds denied by the Department have the right to challenge the Department’s action.

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