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I have had zero success, but I don't try very hard to get people to correct forms. I tried years ago, a few times, to get Fidelity to stop putting the code for early distribution on my late sixties age client. I gave up on that and just used Form 5329, exception to penalty on Line 2, and did the tax return correctly. That's my policy - just do the tax return correctly, and try to satisfy IRS matching as I go. Say for example, somebody puts a figure in 1099-Misc, Box 7 that they shouldn't have, I enter a figure as income on Sch C, then back it off with an explanation on p. 2. Then enter the figure wherever it should go. If my clients want to chase the issuer of an incorrect form, they can. I don't have time.

How successful has anyone here been at getting companies to correct 1099 forms? If they don't know how to do it to begin with, how do you get them to correct them. We have about 2% success with getting them changed.

http://windowssecrets.com/top-story/rpv-win7s-least-known-data-protection-system/

It might be helpful to know what is happening or what you are seeing when trying to launch the program.

And watch out for the imaginary character i.

Just remembered to do mine the other day. Fee was down to $50 instead of $63 previously.