elfling Posted February 10, 2010 Report Posted February 10, 2010 We have a client who is a full-time RN for 10 years working in local hospital. Never collected SS, RRB, vet comp or pension EVER! But for some reason IRS thinks she has. Efile rejected for SchM not matching IRS files. Thought perhaps SSN was typed wrong; it was right. Efiled second time, rejected again for same reason. She is a single mother, 2 sons, neither of whom receives govt payments either. (Not that that should matter, but I checked anyway.) At this point I cannot figure a direct fix. I'm thinking 2 options: 1) Send a paper return and probably wait an extended time for processing. 2) Decrease SchM by the $250 IRS seems to think she rec'd and follow up with 1040X in the future. (???) {Debating whether or not that would fly.} Looking for input. Anyone? Quote
Margaret CPA in OH Posted February 10, 2010 Report Posted February 10, 2010 In my opinion, if she is anxiously awaiting a substantial refund, I would efile without the $250 and follow up with a 1040X. I think signing it would not be a lie as you are signing according to IRS records. The amended return would give you both an opportunity to find out for sure what happened by reviewing more carefully all her deposits (government entity annuity?) and having her check with IRS to get their substantiation of payment, when and how. Quote
Bart Posted February 10, 2010 Report Posted February 10, 2010 Have the recipient call social security to find out about the $250 payment since they are the people who are suppose to know about it. Quote
Lion EA Posted February 10, 2010 Report Posted February 10, 2010 If she was supposed to get $250 from SS and did not, and the IRS thinks she did, you'll have to file to match the IRS records. Then, she can deal with the SS to get her missing payment directly from the SSA. The IRS will not provide it. Quote
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