What must EROs provide when an individual's tax return is rejected by the IRS?

When a tax return filed electronically by an Electronic Return Originator (ERO) is rejected by the IRS, it is imperative that EROs promptly provide a detailed account of the rejection within 24 hours. This communication is crucial because it allows the taxpayer to understand the reason for the rejection and take necessary corrective action without significant delay. Quick communication helps streamline the process of addressing any issues related to the return, ultimately ensuring that the taxpayer can successfully refile and meet their tax obligations on time. The 24-hour timeframe underscores the importance of timely communication in the electronic filing process, which is designed to facilitate efficiency and improve the overall customer experience.