<prompt> Human: Hi,I went through paramedic school in 2016. I finished in December of 2016. I appear to have used my 2015 1098-T on my taxes because my school did not issue a 2016 1098-t my tuition grantsscholarships were more than tuition. Ive since started scouring for receipts, including for testing and licensing, the school testing software, and the documentation software. Ive also printed a full list by term of the account balances, showing both billed and paid accounts.I cannot find receipts for my several of the text books used, as many of them are AHA books like ACLS and PHTLS and were not sold by my school. I also do not have receipts for the uniforms. How do I put this on paper to send in?Ive just began growing a financial safety net, and with a wedding and honeymoon coming very soon, 2k would very much cripple my funding situation. I am unsure of how to progress, and honestly, dealing with the IRS is scary as hell.Any help would be very, very appreciated.Some small notes: I did finish the course. There 500 hours of unpaid clinical time, you had to buy a minimum of two uniforms, I do work in a low income area as a paramedic. Dont know if any of that makes a difference.Thanks again!  <response>: Im assuming you received a CP2000The CP2000 is not a bill. Its a proposed assessment. The Service reviews all wage and income document and Forms 1098- T transcripts linked to your SSN and then compares them with your return, looking for discrepancies. If you have questions about how to respond to the CP2000, or you need more time to respond, call the toll-free number on page one and speak with a representative. Be persistent when you call, as IRS hold times are not short.If the IRS is 100 wrong and you owe no additional tax, submit the unagreed response with your substantiation. If the IRS is 100 correct, pay the proposed assessment with your response. If you cant pay in full, send the largest possible payment with your response. The Service will then close the case and bill you for the difference. You can pay that amount in full, or make payment arrangements at that time.If the IRS is not correct, but you determine you do owe additional tax, pay the correct tax with the unagreed response. You should receive an acknowledgement within 60 days of your response. 