Roadglide
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Wow!!!! You got stiffed. I got a check yesterday for $8.25, think I'll take in a matinee and a small soda
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Tax return....
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Waiting on my 2019 still but have my 2020 refund
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He said it was state not federal. I guess some states still calculate to the penny. Seems silly. His CPA said for him to just pay it. He is good friends with his CPA so he isn't going to worry about holding him accountable.
quinnjalan
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I have a $1.00 check from the IRS for tax year 1994 which I frame!I honestly don't know who or what is worse.
We recently got two 3-page letters from the IRS, and yesterday received a US Treasury check for $2.73 from what we presumably "overpaid" in 2019.
I trust this about as far as I can throw a cheesecake under water. I can't fathom how much that "check" cost to snake through the system.
Lone Wolf McQuade
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I filed in February and there was unemployment compensation that I received when my parttime hours got cut in Spring 2020. included in my return. The $10k non taxable limit had not yet been signed into law so taxes were paid on it.
Yesterday the IRS sent me a refund check for $518. Nice surprise as figured it would take longer.
Yesterday the IRS sent me a refund check for $518. Nice surprise as figured it would take longer.
99% sure I messed up the COVID bucks question but honestly I don’t even care. Zero communication, just the federal government holding my money hostage. I know I know, I should manage my withholding better and moot the issue. Irrelevant. Truly makes my blood boil. Boston tea party: the remix anyone?
TrackDayRdr
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100% of the returns that my office filed that were held by the IRS involved refunds and stimulus money. If you filed a return that had both of these factors and you haven't seen your refund, try calling the IRS at (800) 829-1040 and see if you can submit a revised page 2 of your 1040 with the refund and stimulus correctly calculated using the updated worksheets.
Wow!!!! You got stiffed. I got a check yesterday for $8.25, think I'll take in a matinee and a small soda
Your DeLorean must have a flux capacitor. Last movie I went to that wasn't at Smitty's or Chunkies, that was the price of the small soda alone
Still waiting.
Dennis in MA
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Client got a demand notice yesterday for $91,000. Error on the IRS part. We fixed this about 9 months ago already. All F’d up.
Just got a very agitated phone call from the estranged wife. She has not received her tax return for 2020 (a rather large sum for her) and wanted to know what happened. Like I should know?
Back story: I use H&R Block's computer program to do taxes. My taxes, my son's taxes, my 92 yo mother's taxes, the absent wife's taxes, the absent wife's 86 yo mother's taxes. (insert an appropriate Rodney Dangerfield clip here)
Well I open up the 2020 program to see if there is anything there and lo and behold there is a note from the IRS dated May 7th that her Federal return was "Rejected" because "Your prior year AGI Doesn't Match IRS Records"'. Since she shares almost no information with me I had no idea that she had not gotten her return until now. And I had no reason to go into the program and check on her return so it's probably somehow my fault not knowing this and letting her know. The email address she used for any messages from the government is one that has had problems, not to mention that she is not very good at watching her email unless it's something she likes.
She hates and does not trust the gubmint in the first place and this is just setting her off and I have to put up with it.
Sometimes I feel like I should be canonized. Or maybe just shot out of a cannon.
Back story: I use H&R Block's computer program to do taxes. My taxes, my son's taxes, my 92 yo mother's taxes, the absent wife's taxes, the absent wife's 86 yo mother's taxes. (insert an appropriate Rodney Dangerfield clip here)
Well I open up the 2020 program to see if there is anything there and lo and behold there is a note from the IRS dated May 7th that her Federal return was "Rejected" because "Your prior year AGI Doesn't Match IRS Records"'. Since she shares almost no information with me I had no idea that she had not gotten her return until now. And I had no reason to go into the program and check on her return so it's probably somehow my fault not knowing this and letting her know. The email address she used for any messages from the government is one that has had problems, not to mention that she is not very good at watching her email unless it's something she likes.
She hates and does not trust the gubmint in the first place and this is just setting her off and I have to put up with it.
Sometimes I feel like I should be canonized. Or maybe just shot out of a cannon.
Boghog1
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You let her get away?
knoxy
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Right there with you Buddy. Still waiting.
cathouse01
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As my wife always says; “No good deed goes unpunished."
TrackDayRdr
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In case anyone is curious about what is holding their money up:
www.cnbc.com
Stimulus payments triggered millions of IRS ‘math error’ notices. The same may be looming for child tax credit recipients
Millions have received “math error” notices from the IRS, which can be difficult for filers to resolve. The same may occur for child tax credit recipients.
knoxy
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They need to return my refund.Folks, I know nobody cares and I'm a d!ck for pointing it out but it's a tax refund. The return is the thing you file.
Whew, I feel better now.
In God We Trust
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So here it is. January 10th and I still haven’t received my tax return. It going to be rather large because I also never received a penny of the stimulus payments.
I called the automated line they have to check the status and the robot told me no information is available. That’s the same thing it told me last year when I was looking for my stimulus.
What should my next move be? It seems like there is no way to call a number and get a live person.
I called the automated line they have to check the status and the robot told me no information is available. That’s the same thing it told me last year when I was looking for my stimulus.
What should my next move be? It seems like there is no way to call a number and get a live person.
From 2020, I assume?
You have your identity stolen?
Sorry I have no advice for you. I would calculate the interest on what they owe you.
If you under pay they tack on the interest for what you owe.
Its a kick in the ass, b/c they can't do their job in a timely manner.
You searched for contacts?
I assume you looked elsewhere first...
Both State & Fed owe you + Stimulus $$ ?
@In God We Trust
Found this guide for reaching someone at the IRS:
amynorthardcpa.com
and the IRS bill of rights:
www.irs.gov
Generally, if you fully paid the tax and the IRS denies your tax refund claim, or if the IRS takes no action on the claim within six months, then you may file a refund suit. You can file a suit in a United States District Court or the United States Court of Federal Claims. However, you generally have only two years to file a refund suit from the date the IRS mails you a notice that denies your claim
Found this guide for reaching someone at the IRS:
How Do I Reach a Real Person at the IRS? - The Accountants for Creatives®
The IRS telephone number is 1-800-829-1040, and they are available from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday thru Friday. The best time to call is early in the morning. Once you've set your language, do NOT choose Option 1 (regarding refund info). Choose option 2 for Personal Income Tax instead. Next, press 1...
amynorthardcpa.com
and the IRS bill of rights:
Taxpayer Bill of Rights 5: The Right to Appeal an IRS Decision in an Independent Forum | Internal Revenue Service
Taxpayers are entitled to a fair and impartial administrative appeal of most IRS decisions, including many penalties, and have the right to receive a written response regarding the Office of Appeals’ decision. Taxpayers generally have the right to take their cases to court.
Generally, if you fully paid the tax and the IRS denies your tax refund claim, or if the IRS takes no action on the claim within six months, then you may file a refund suit. You can file a suit in a United States District Court or the United States Court of Federal Claims. However, you generally have only two years to file a refund suit from the date the IRS mails you a notice that denies your claim
In God We Trust
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Yes I haven’t received either state or federal returns. They I owe me, I don’t owe them crap.From 2020, I assume?
You have your identity stolen?
Sorry I have no advice for you. I would calculate the interest on what they owe you.
If you under pay they tack on the interest for what you owe.
Its a kick in the ass, b/c they can't do their job in a timely manner.
You searched for contacts?
I assume you looked elsewhere first...
Both State & Fed owe you + Stimulus $$ ?
TrackDayRdr
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The IRS is still working on a massive backlog including 2019 tax returns. It won't make you feel better to know that you are not alone. The IRS is in no particular hurry.
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