IRS CP141C Notice: Additional Refund Applied to Balance
An additional portion of your refund was applied to an outstanding balance. The CP141C documents the second offset.
Published by the Law Offices of Darrin T. Mish, P.A.•Updated February 16, 2026
Notice
CP141C
Urgency
Informational
Deadline
Review the offset
Your first move
Additional refund applied to balance.
The CP141C is a follow-up to the CP141, documenting an additional refund amount being applied to your outstanding balance. This happens when multiple adjustments or processing steps generate additional overpayments that are then offset against your debt.
Verify Both Offsets
Review the CP141C alongside the original CP141. Confirm the total offset amount matches the total overpayment from the originating period. Verify the receiving period's balance was legitimate. If any numbers are wrong, contact the IRS with documentation.
If you have questions about multiple offsets, call us at (813) 229-7100.
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