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I guess i would rephrase my response a bit differently. The IRS is not in control of the majority of what has happened and is struggling to deal with the current situation. While it can be very frustrating, all we can do is explain it to our clients.2 points
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House Ways and Means Committee has proposed putting a padlock on the back door.1 point
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I guess I have been fortunate. I just had the first client who just received an IRS letter telling him that he had balance due because according to their records he received the first stimulus rebate while he claims he never received this rebate. I told him to review his checking account records again and gave the IRS phone number to call. Other than that I told him there was nothing I could do.1 point
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RIGHT! Always seems like it is our fault and we have to fix. makes retirement look appealing. Do clients bug the franchise tax people like they do us?1 point
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Telling clients to keep calling, or to be patient, depending on the urgency of their issue with the IRS. That I will work on it after 15 October. Very frustrated with the client calls/emails/texts during these last 3 or so months when I'm trying to prepare returns before 15 October. Very time-consuming at my busiest time of year! The IRS is broken. Why does the buck stop in my lap?!1 point