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  1. Here in Ohio, I often find MFS saves the clients a lot of tax money. Over the course of many years I've had a few (though not many) IRS CP-2000 letters requesting documentation of, most often, the mgt interest. I'm just trying to alleviate wasting time with the IRS.

    Thanks for your input.

    Terry

  2. MFS saves them $ 2,256 because of Ohio's stupid tax laws. They are married and like each other and are good clients. I will tell them the facts: 1. I'm having major trouble seeing; 2. I'm using a new tax software program-Drake; and I really didn't look as closely as I should have when I E-F'd.; I'm 66; been doing this since I was 21 and my body is falling apart. It's getting to the point where I need to be put out to pasture.

    Terry

  3. TAG, how many W-2s are you doing? If it's a very small number, just address a plain #10 business envelope and make sure that the face of the envelope also contains the words "IMPORTANT TAX RETURN DOCUMENT ENCLOSED" in bold and in a large font.

    That's what we've had to do. But I'd like to find windowed envelopes that would work because using the SSA site to E file W-2s for my payroll clients is a nice set-up and right now I to take new clients that have payroll because of W-2s.

    Thanks jklcpa.

  4. New client came to me with an IRS CP2000 notice for TY 2011 in May 2013. The problem: On his Sch F his previous tax preparer reported taxpayer's grain sales on line 2. Now however, farm co-ops are putting sales through them (which these were) in box 3 "per-unit retain allocations" of the 1099PATRs-so the IRS thinks he is under reporting his income by $ 45,800. His guy is as honest as they come. With the increase in tax, "substantial tax underpayment penalty", interest he owes $ 21,000.

    In May, when he first came in, I re-did his Sch F blanking-out the amounts on line 2 and increasing his 1099PATR on line 3a. I amended his return with a very good (I thought) explaination as to what had gone wrong. Today he receives another IRS notice and they are still locked in on the original problem-not the mistake.

    Normally, I know it can be a PITA dealing with the IRS but it seems to me that they have gotten really, really horrible.

    What suggustions can you offer me.

    Thanks in advance.

    Terry

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