The Indiana Department of Revenue's (DOR) Secondary Review Request is a process to review an adjustment to a tax return or to review DOR application denials. You should have received a letter detailing the adjustment to the return or the application denial. (IC 6-8.1-5-1 .5).
What a Secondary Review Request (SR) is NOT:
- An adjustment that will result in a change to your refund amount.
- An adjustment that will result in a change in the tax amount due.
- An official tax protest.
- An automatic reversal of any DOR application denial.
Please note: Any response provided by the Department to a request for a secondary review of adjustment or application denial will not represent a final determination per IC 6-8.1-5-1.5.
FAQs
- My refund/amount owed did not change, why did I get this letter?
- I do not agree with the adjustment, what are my next steps?
- What kind of documents should I provide for review?
- I received a letter that DOR denied my application or made an adjustment to my return, but I cannot locate the letter. How do I request a copy?
- What if DOR does not agree with the documentation I provided?
- Can I submit a request for Secondary Review on INTIME?
- How do I find out the status of my Secondary Review Request?
- What is the difference between a Secondary Review Request and a protest?
Additional Resources
- Power of Attorney (POA-1) - State Form 49357
- Secondary Review Request form - State Form 57028