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Notice code 650 (Default) — We changed the amount of tax on your tax return. The deceased taxpayer was not eligible for exclusio…
We changed the amount of tax on your tax return. The deceased taxpayer was not eligible for exclusion of income tax under Internal Revenue Code Section 692. The Internal Revenue Service was notified of all qualifying individuals and the taxpayer on your tax return was not one of those eligible.
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650
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We changed the amount of tax on your tax return. The deceased taxpayer was not eligible for exclusion of income tax under Internal Revenue Code Section 692. The Internal Revenue Service was notified of all qualifying individuals and the taxpayer on your tax return was not one of those eligible.
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