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Notice CP24 - Estimated Tax Overpayment

Type: Estimated Tax Credit | Level: info

IRC Section: IRC § 6402

Response Deadline: N/A

Good news: you overpaid your estimated taxes, and the IRS is adjusting your account. You'll get the overpayment back as a refund or applied to next year's taxes. No action needed.

A CP24 is an estimated tax overpayment notice. The IRS found that you overpaid your estimated taxes and is adjusting your account. This typically results in an additional refund or a credit applied to a future tax year.

Common Triggers

Resolution Steps

  1. Step 1: Review how the overpayment was applied
  2. Step 2: Confirm the amount matches your records
  3. Step 3: Contact us if you want a refund instead
  4. Step 4: Plan estimated payments accordingly
  5. Step 5: Keep this notice for your records

Common Questions About CP24

Will I get my estimated tax overpayment back as a check?
If you don't have an outstanding tax debt, the overpayment will be refunded to you — either by direct deposit (if your return had direct deposit info) or by check. If you have a prior-year balance, it will be applied to that debt first.
Can I apply the overpayment to next year's estimated taxes instead?
Yes, if you indicated on your original return that you wanted the overpayment applied to the next tax year, the IRS will credit it accordingly. If you didn't, they'll send it as a refund.

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