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My accountant filed the wrong form with the IRS and won't return my calls what should I do?
The obvious answer is to call the Better Business Bureau and then sue the lawyer. And next time, check up on whoever you replace him/her with before using their services.
More specifically, as your saying your certain he made an error, but also suggesting you don't know how to handle some basic matters like this, presumably you are saying what you are for some reason, like an IRS letter that the wrong form was filed. (And understand the IRS may be wrong...it's not unheard of). For all the reasons stated, you apparently need a new accountant. First, it seems you don't feel able to do the filing yourself. Write a letter to the IRS acknowleging that you are addressing the issue...they don't like being ignored. Tell them you are having problems and have lost confidence with the return preparer and are looking for a replacement to review everything. You expect that to be done within the next few months (or weeks), and they should receive correspondence to resolve the matter then. Say something like you are a compliant taxpayer and have a history of paying what you understand to be due, following the advise of independent professionals.
Then get a replacement, and have him review all work that was done...since this may not be the only error. (You may want to cosnider someone with the credentials E.A after their name).
As any amounts you paid would likely be refunded, or credited to the liability on the correct return, you probably don't have much to sue the original over.
What else can I help you with?
If there is a mistake in a computation of income and income tax return has been filed with a wrong computation. can revised return be filed?
Yes, as long as it is within the statue of limitations, which is usually three years from the date the original return was filed.
What is an unfiled tax return?
Unfiled tax return means that you have not filed a tax return with the IRS, whether it be the current year or any previous years. Any tax returns not filed for this year or the previous six years need to be filed.
Are taxes filed in 2008 for 2007?
Yes a tax return that was filed in the year 2008 would have been for the 2007 tax year income tax return.
Can the IRS audit an old return?
The IRS can audit a return up to three years after a return has been filed.
If you filed a joint tax return in Michigan can your return be garnished?
Yes this could be very possible.
How can I determine where I filed my taxes?
You can determine where you filed your taxes by checking your tax return documents or contacting the tax preparation service or accountant you used.
Did your accountant file your 2009 return?
Your accountant should be able to give you this information and a copy of your completed income tax return.Other wise you would have to get the copy of the income tax return or information about your possible filed income tax return by your accountant from the IRS.Go to the IRS gov web site and use the search box for Get A Copy of My ReturnInstructions for how and when to request a copy of your tax return or a tax return transcriptClick on the below related link
How do I know if my accountant properly filed my taxes?
To know if your accountant properly filed your taxes, you can review the tax return documents they provided you for accuracy and completeness. You can also check if all your income sources, deductions, and credits are accurately reflected in the return. If you have any doubts or questions, you can consult with a tax professional for a second opinion.
How do I know if my accountant filed my taxes correctly?
To know if your accountant filed your taxes correctly, you can review the tax return documents they prepared for accuracy, check that all income and deductions are included, and ensure that all necessary forms are submitted to the IRS. You can also compare the filed return with your financial records to confirm the information matches. If you have any doubts or questions, you can seek a second opinion from another tax professional.
How do I know if my accountant filed an extension for my taxes?
To know if your accountant filed an extension for your taxes, you can check with them directly or review the documents they provide you. Extensions are typically documented in the tax paperwork they give you.
Why didn't my accountant file my taxes?
Your accountant may not have filed your taxes due to miscommunication, oversight, or a lack of necessary information from you. It's important to clarify the situation with your accountant to understand the reason for the missed filing.
What steps do you take to prove the a stranger filed him on her income tax return?
Unless you are the strangers Accountant, or Attorney, or are acting with their Power of Attorney you cannot access this information. Income tax records are NOT considered to be 'public documents.'
What charges can be filed when someone calls you names?
slander
You filed an amended return where can you find info on the status of your return?
If it is a federal return, call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040. If it is a state return, call your state tax agency, the number should be in the instruction booklet for your state tax forms. Unless it is an emergency, wait at least a week after April 15th to call. They are overloaded with calls right now as the filing deadline is approaching and in the few days after the deadline they get overloaded with panic calls from people who missed the deadline or made some kind of mistake.
If there is a mistake in a computation of income and income tax return has been filed with a wrong computation. can revised return be filed?
Yes, as long as it is within the statue of limitations, which is usually three years from the date the original return was filed.
Do deceased people need to file income tax?
A tax return does need to be filed on behalf of someone deceased for the year in which they died. This is usually done by the spouse, a family member, or an accountant or tax attorney handling the person's estate.
What is an unfiled tax return?
Unfiled tax return means that you have not filed a tax return with the IRS, whether it be the current year or any previous years. Any tax returns not filed for this year or the previous six years need to be filed.
