Learn more about letter 4903, why you received it, and how to handle an IRS 4903 letter with help from the tax experts at H&R Block.

2025年3月8日 · The IRS uses Letter 4903 to warn you they have no record of receiving your tax returns and they want you to file. It is possible you received this because you had excess deductions reported to the IRS and no income but generally it's because of self-employment income or a capital gain.

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