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Yes, I believe that I can read. Let's try it together, shall we?
To wit:
Hmmm...sure sounds like tax problems to me. But then again, what do I know; I apparently have problems reading. But I think the issue can be summed up in just the one word you yourself used to describe the problem:
Yikes.
You proved that you can't read, they incorrectly refunded my money that I instructed them to roll over, about $6,000, so I am still up about $3,500.
Maybe you should read more carefully?
Reading is fundamental. Time for you to move on, you are of no value here.
Cy,
Did you file for 2010, 2011 and 2012 yet?
Which tax return did you file recently and you received a refund check in the mail
from? What year was it?
If you file a tax return and have withholding on the return, and the withholding is
more than the tax due you will receive a refund.
If you did not file a PAST return, there is no balance due yet, so they will not hold
the refund.
That is why I am asking what returns you haven't filed yet.
In case you don't respond to this post, my advise to you would be DO NOT CASH
THE REFUND CHECK.
Very important.
Get your returns all filed and up to date.
You do not have the money if you haven't cashed it.
So, the date of the withholding of the excess money you have received in a refund
check will be used for the credit of other balance dues.
Do you understand?
Photocopy the front and back of that refund check also for your records before
you send it back to them.
And like everyone else, I am also free to file an extension of time to file if I should come to feel like it. This is not evidence of some character flaw nor is there any judgment properly to be rendered over it.
The OP said he is late filing for SEVERAL years - which implies to me that he missed the deadline even for extensions. So this isn't simply an issue of extensions.
However, the OP is so inflammatory and hair triggered that it's hard to really understand exactly WHAT his entire tax snafu scenario is - and to be honest, I don't really care what his issue is at this point.
The OP said he is late filing for SEVERAL years - which implies to me that he missed the deadline even for extensions. So this isn't simply an issue of extensions.
However, the OP is so inflammatory and hair triggered that it's hard to really understand exactly WHAT his entire tax snafu scenario is - and to be honest, I don't really care what his issue is at this point.
Yet you still feel compelled to keep posting. You and the dude from Bethesda should start a business together.
An Update:
I spoke to the IRS, they said simply bring the check to the local office and they will credit my account.
They also said I am correct, since I don't owe money, I have three years to file and still get my refund back.
Yet you still feel compelled to keep posting. You and the dude from Bethesda should start a business together.
Sorry, I already own a profitable business and don't need another one. My days of tax refunds are long gone, and I do owe Uncle Sam a big, fat check each year, but I prefer it that way.
You just keep on doing whatever you're doing since it works so well for you, and I'll keep doing whatever I'm doing, since it works so well for me.
Sorry, I already own a profitable business and don't need another one. My days of tax refunds are long gone, and I do owe Uncle Sam a big, fat check each year, but I prefer it that way.
You just keep on doing whatever you're doing since it works so well for you, and I'll keep doing whatever I'm doing, since it works so well for me.
Another Internet Millionaire who still has time to make over 7,000 posts on this site in a year. Uh huh.
Just a note: You would not believe the number of people that came to me crying because they did not file a refund return within the strict 3 year requirement. The general answer, in much politer terms, was "not our problem". It did not matter why or what hardship was involved.
Another Internet Millionaire who still has time to make over 7,000 posts on this site in a year. Uh huh.
LOL I'm not a millionaire but my husband and I are comfortable financially. In fact, I only work part time in the business we own, and by part time I mean like four hours a week. And my husband only works two weeks out of ever four.
So yeah, I have time to waste, I mean spend, on the internet. My five kids are grown now.
We put our time in and now we're enjoying the fruits of our labor, especially after working full time and then some for thirty plus years.
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