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How is it the IRS' fault that you paid taxes on exempt income?
Those kinds of eff ups happen all the time to our Servicemen and women from what I gather. It isn't like they're in a position to go to Joann in Payroll and have her fix it for her. They have bigger fish to fry.
Those kinds of eff ups happen all the time to our Servicemen and women from what I gather. It isn't like they're in a position to go to Joann in Payroll and have her fix it for her. They have bigger fish to fry.
Joann in payroll wouldn’t have to fix anything would they? Ultimately if you filed you tax return correctly your get your money back
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No, it's from taxes I paid while on active duty that should have been exempt. It was the IRS's fault so they are giving it back.
I'm curious about how it is their fault that you paid taxes.
People frequently blame the IRS for something, even when it's not the fault of the IRS. I suspect that's the case here, in which case your reluctance to answer is understandable.
As to the question you did ask, we need more information. What prompted the IRS to give back this money? Did you file an amended return, or was it something else?
As to the question you did ask, we need more information. What prompted the IRS to give back this money? Did you file an amended return, or was it something else?
Would historic interest rates change based on the answers to these questions? The OP didn’t ask how much they would get, just what the rates were.
We had one tax return several years ago where we had to pay anticipated owed but after the K1s were in and the real math happened, we got significant refund with interest paid
I would have been happy to have let the IRS have more of my money if I could have gotten it back with interest after 6mo or a year...
I simply asked a question based on this statement:
I'm curious about how it is their fault that you paid taxes.
People frequently blame the IRS for something, even when it's not the fault of the IRS. I suspect that's the case here, in which case your reluctance to answer is understandable.
Figures a Tax Phd would get defensive over this...
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