We got a CP148B at the old address after changing payroll records. Is that a warning sign or just confirmation?
Our business recently changed addresses and we also filed an employment tax return that reflected the new address. Now a CP148B has shown up at the old address, which caused instant concern because the team thought someone may have redirected the account without our knowledge. The notice itself sounds informational, but I do not want to assume that without understanding what it means.
If CP148B is the former-address confirmation notice and the address change is correct, that is one thing. If it means the IRS thinks something is wrong, that is a very different operational problem.
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