IRS Pattern Letter P-427

Exhibit 4.2.1-1  (10-01-2003)
Pattern Letter P-427

Internal Revenue Service Department of the Treasury
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  Person to Contact:
  Telephone Number:
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  Date:

 Dear [insert taxpayer's name]

We have discontinued action concerning the deficiency disclosed by our examination of your [state year] Federal income tax return because the statutory period in which we could legally have assessed any deficiency has expired.

The enclosed examination report for that year shows the tax we believe would have been due had the statute not expired. You have no legal obligation to pay the deficiency shown.

Sincerely yours,
[Signature]
[Title]

Enclosure:
Examination Report


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