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You and Appeals have reached a settlement which you have agreed to. You may owe some tax, penalties, and interest; you may be due a refund; or you may owe nothing.
You requested a conference with Appeals, and you agree with the settlement that was reached.
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Agreed Cases – Closing Letter, Letter 913
