BrewOne Posted 21 hours ago Report Posted 21 hours ago had an elderly client's daughter (not my client) call about an identity verification letter they received. Strange thing was that they owed money--I told her to be wary as I had only seen the IRS hold up refunds for identity verification, not a mail-in return that included a check. Only scenario I can think of if someone had already filed under one of their social security numbers. Has anyone else seen a taxpayer get the notice when there was no refund? [I did get a chuckle when she read off the 800 number attached to the letter, thinking I could tell her if it was an IRS number. I said if it doesn't end in 1040, I wouldn't know. And good luck with someone who still mails in their return to go online and get into their IRS account] Quote
Lee B Posted 20 hours ago Report Posted 20 hours ago If she received a 5447 C letter: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/understanding-your-letter-5447c Quote
Jim Oh Bkkr Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago Had a client get one of these a few years ago in late October, after early October filing. Two days later, I got one. We both owed, him a lot, me - not so much, as I paid the bulk with 4868. The verification process was so DAMNED intrusive, that the client said forget it. I did the same. Neither of of ever heard anything afterwards. 1 1 Quote
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