A client and I miscommunicated on his second stimulus payment, he did not receive it but I filed his return reporting that he had. What is the best to resolve this now? Simply file an amended return or is there any other way?
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The irs said they are treating these as arithmetic errors."Taxation is the price we pay for failing to build a civilized society." ~ Mark Skousen -
If you do a search on this website it will show a post directing you to the IRS website addressing this scenario. Just requires a little more effort on your part. Easily found.Always cite your source for support to defend your opinionComment
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It happened to my client and IRS sent a notice that he will receive additional $600 due to miscalculation on his return. You sure can wait for the notice or search on the IRS website for answers.
But if he received the $600 in a debit card and it was sent and lost or stolen then he needs to call the 1-800-240-8100 or go to www.eipcard.com as IRS will not auto fix that error.Comment
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my client lives in arizona and is divorced her divorce degree says x can claim son everyother year and that he has 50.50 custody he has never taken the child for more then a weekend
twice a month and he only pays $200 a month (according to the divorce papers) my client used the boy this year because the husband never followed the 50% rule of keeping the
son the son lives with her and she pays all expenses ---now the x is going after her for claim the son in 2020 does the divorce degree over trump the irs ruling since the court order
was dated 4 years ago. or does the x have the right to claim the boy based on the divorce papersComment
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IRS rules trump divorce decree, always.This post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.
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