easytax Posted April 21, 2016 Report Share Posted April 21, 2016 Most answers from the preparer community for the most part state that many of the IRS identify and fraudulent money paid scenarios can be GREATLY lessened by simply matching BEFORE sending refunds. Apparently the IRS "does not care" as instead of requiring additional and quicker reporting so the IRS can "match" they EXTEND what needs to be reported... The following information came from a company email ad looking for new clients -- (company is IRS Compliance) //// The IRS has published a draft of Form 8809 "Application for Extension of Time to File Information Returns" for 2016. The form clearly states the only form that will not receive an automatic 30 day extension will be Form W-2. However, all other forms will have the automatic 30 day extension available, including the Form 1099-MISC with non-employee compensation that is now due on January 31. As this is only a draft, the IRS could change it's stance, & we will keep you updated on any further developments The IRS has published a draft of Form 8809 "Application for Extension of Time to File Information Returns" for 2016. The form clearly states the only form that will not receive an automatic 30 day extension will be Form W-2. However, all other forms will have the automatic 30 day extension available, including the Form 1099-MISC with non-employee compensation that is now due on January 31. As this is only a draft, the IRS could change it's stance, & we will keep you updated on any further developments. Click Here to View the Draft Form 6 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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