BrewOne Posted Monday at 06:09 PM Report Posted Monday at 06:09 PM had an elderly client's daughter (not my client) call about an identity verification letter they received. Strange thing was that they owed money--I told her to be wary as I had only seen the IRS hold up refunds for identity verification, not a mail-in return that included a check. Only scenario I can think of if someone had already filed under one of their social security numbers. Has anyone else seen a taxpayer get the notice when there was no refund? [I did get a chuckle when she read off the 800 number attached to the letter, thinking I could tell her if it was an IRS number. I said if it doesn't end in 1040, I wouldn't know. And good luck with someone who still mails in their return to go online and get into their IRS account] Quote
Lee B Posted Monday at 06:36 PM Report Posted Monday at 06:36 PM If she received a 5447 C letter: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/understanding-your-letter-5447c Quote
Jim Oh Bkkr Posted Tuesday at 11:17 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 11:17 AM Had a client get one of these a few years ago in late October, after early October filing. Two days later, I got one. We both owed, him a lot, me - not so much, as I paid the bulk with 4868. The verification process was so DAMNED intrusive, that the client said forget it. I did the same. Neither of of ever heard anything afterwards. 3 1 Quote
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