IRS Notice CP2000

Got a CP2000 about your 1099-K?

A CP2000 proposes changes when information reported by third parties does not match a return. Review the notice and deadlines carefully. TaxMatch can organize processor records for you and your tax professional; it does not determine whether the proposal is correct.

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What a CP2000 is

A notice proposing changes because third-party information does not match a return. Read the notice for its response date and the specific amounts at issue.

Why it happened

Form 1099-K reports gross payments without adjustments. Compare the form, notice, and underlying records to identify the source of the mismatch.

What resolves it

The right response depends on the facts. TaxMatch generates a worksheet of imported records and categories for professional review; it does not resolve the notice by itself.

Turn the notice into a one-page answer

Connect Shopify Payments, PayPal, and Stripe or import a CSV. TaxMatch compares those records with the reported gross and produces a PDF or CSV worksheet for you and your tax professional to review.

TaxMatch produces a reconciliation worksheet for you and your tax professional. It is not tax or legal advice and does not represent you before the IRS.