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The Dreaded IRS '226-J' Letter -- Why an Employer Might Get One and How to Respond
MZQ Consulting, LLC 
[Guidance Overview] Dec. 9, 2020 "While a 226-J letter contains a proposed penalty amount, it is not a bill. It's merely an estimate of what the IRS thinks a business might owe. If a company agrees with their assessment, they can pay it right away, but the proposed penalty amount is not final. The information and estimates offered in 226-J letters are also not guaranteed to be accurate. Proposed penalty amounts are often wrong, and there is a straightforward process for employers to respond to the IRS." |
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