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  • July 9, 2009 at 9:51 AM #16006
    macromaniac
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    I get a notice from the IRS yesterday that I did not report Interest Income and that I owe 841.00. WTF?

    8 pages of chinese, complete confusion, and send in the payment or they levy it straight from my bank account with no authorization from anyone.

    I have been on the phone this morning since 7:00 a.m. trying to contact someone, on hold, with a damn song I can’t get out of my head now.

    Some guy comes on (Diaz), and I ask him to expound upon this accusation and provide an explanation why they are using my personal SS and not my EIN number for my LLC.

    Here is the good part…ready for this? Are you sure you are ready? He proceeds to ask me, what is a LLC (pause). I asked him are you serious? I said you don’t know what a LLC is? He said no.

    No reason to say anymore. I bet you he makes 80K a year with full bennies, 80 days of vacation, and 100% pension after retirement. But our country is going to be fine…..yea..right….

    July 9, 2009 at 10:04 AM #427376
    ibjames
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    I once got all my end of the year tax statements from my employer, with everything printed one line up, which is not big deal, you can see the numbers above on every box, some are printed out of boxes entirely, along with my etc..

    This caused an audit and they tried to collect 20,000 from me, with countless hours on the phone, explaining what happened and them not able to understand.

    Then I get it fixed only to get it again 2 more times for the same thing. After they fixed it another person flagged it as wrong. Each time it was a different amount owed.

    Ugh..

    July 9, 2009 at 10:04 AM #427602
    ibjames
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    I once got all my end of the year tax statements from my employer, with everything printed one line up, which is not big deal, you can see the numbers above on every box, some are printed out of boxes entirely, along with my etc..

    This caused an audit and they tried to collect 20,000 from me, with countless hours on the phone, explaining what happened and them not able to understand.

    Then I get it fixed only to get it again 2 more times for the same thing. After they fixed it another person flagged it as wrong. Each time it was a different amount owed.

    Ugh..

    July 9, 2009 at 10:04 AM #427890
    ibjames
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    I once got all my end of the year tax statements from my employer, with everything printed one line up, which is not big deal, you can see the numbers above on every box, some are printed out of boxes entirely, along with my etc..

    This caused an audit and they tried to collect 20,000 from me, with countless hours on the phone, explaining what happened and them not able to understand.

    Then I get it fixed only to get it again 2 more times for the same thing. After they fixed it another person flagged it as wrong. Each time it was a different amount owed.

    Ugh..

    July 9, 2009 at 10:04 AM #427962
    ibjames
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    I once got all my end of the year tax statements from my employer, with everything printed one line up, which is not big deal, you can see the numbers above on every box, some are printed out of boxes entirely, along with my etc..

    This caused an audit and they tried to collect 20,000 from me, with countless hours on the phone, explaining what happened and them not able to understand.

    Then I get it fixed only to get it again 2 more times for the same thing. After they fixed it another person flagged it as wrong. Each time it was a different amount owed.

    Ugh..

    July 9, 2009 at 10:04 AM #428123
    ibjames
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    I once got all my end of the year tax statements from my employer, with everything printed one line up, which is not big deal, you can see the numbers above on every box, some are printed out of boxes entirely, along with my etc..

    This caused an audit and they tried to collect 20,000 from me, with countless hours on the phone, explaining what happened and them not able to understand.

    Then I get it fixed only to get it again 2 more times for the same thing. After they fixed it another person flagged it as wrong. Each time it was a different amount owed.

    Ugh..

    July 9, 2009 at 2:07 PM #427529
    Ricechex
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    Macro, I am so very sorry…that sounds like a horrible headache to deal with. Like lbjames, I suspect this could go on a long long time. Good luck.

    More likely though, he is probably making 40K a year, and is a recent hire. Or else, he is a contract worker, which means he is making $25K a year, is 50+ years old, and has had a sketchy employment history. Who else works for that kind of money? Or he is a contractor, and entry level. Or else, he is making 80K a year, is unqualified, and someone higher up knows him from friends/relatives and hired him.

    July 9, 2009 at 2:07 PM #427757
    Ricechex
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    Macro, I am so very sorry…that sounds like a horrible headache to deal with. Like lbjames, I suspect this could go on a long long time. Good luck.

    More likely though, he is probably making 40K a year, and is a recent hire. Or else, he is a contract worker, which means he is making $25K a year, is 50+ years old, and has had a sketchy employment history. Who else works for that kind of money? Or he is a contractor, and entry level. Or else, he is making 80K a year, is unqualified, and someone higher up knows him from friends/relatives and hired him.

    July 9, 2009 at 2:07 PM #428279
    Ricechex
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    Macro, I am so very sorry…that sounds like a horrible headache to deal with. Like lbjames, I suspect this could go on a long long time. Good luck.

    More likely though, he is probably making 40K a year, and is a recent hire. Or else, he is a contract worker, which means he is making $25K a year, is 50+ years old, and has had a sketchy employment history. Who else works for that kind of money? Or he is a contractor, and entry level. Or else, he is making 80K a year, is unqualified, and someone higher up knows him from friends/relatives and hired him.

    July 9, 2009 at 2:07 PM #428045
    Ricechex
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    Macro, I am so very sorry…that sounds like a horrible headache to deal with. Like lbjames, I suspect this could go on a long long time. Good luck.

    More likely though, he is probably making 40K a year, and is a recent hire. Or else, he is a contract worker, which means he is making $25K a year, is 50+ years old, and has had a sketchy employment history. Who else works for that kind of money? Or he is a contractor, and entry level. Or else, he is making 80K a year, is unqualified, and someone higher up knows him from friends/relatives and hired him.

    July 9, 2009 at 2:07 PM #428117
    Ricechex
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    Macro, I am so very sorry…that sounds like a horrible headache to deal with. Like lbjames, I suspect this could go on a long long time. Good luck.

    More likely though, he is probably making 40K a year, and is a recent hire. Or else, he is a contract worker, which means he is making $25K a year, is 50+ years old, and has had a sketchy employment history. Who else works for that kind of money? Or he is a contractor, and entry level. Or else, he is making 80K a year, is unqualified, and someone higher up knows him from friends/relatives and hired him.

    July 9, 2009 at 8:52 PM #428432
    Aecetia
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    Ask for his supervisor. If he doesn’t even know what a LLC is, you need to talk to someone who speaks your language.

    July 9, 2009 at 8:52 PM #428595
    Aecetia
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    Ask for his supervisor. If he doesn’t even know what a LLC is, you need to talk to someone who speaks your language.

    July 9, 2009 at 8:52 PM #428361
    Aecetia
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    Ask for his supervisor. If he doesn’t even know what a LLC is, you need to talk to someone who speaks your language.

    July 9, 2009 at 8:52 PM #428071
    Aecetia
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    Ask for his supervisor. If he doesn’t even know what a LLC is, you need to talk to someone who speaks your language.

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