> The IRS certainly can tell me when I am wrong but they won't do it except when the result is in their favor Yes they will. I don't know why you bother to mak

> The IRS certainly can tell me when I am wrong but they won't do it except when the result is in their favor Yes they will. I don't know why you bother to make up a lie so easily disproved. On September 9, 2019, I received a CP16 that stated "We believe there are miscalculations on your 2018 Form 1040, which affect the following areas of your return: - Tax Computation We made changes to your return that correct these errors. As a result, your overpayment is $21,886.35. Information was changed because of the following: We changed the amount of tax reported on your tax return because the tax rates on Qualified Dividends and Capital Gains are generally lower than the standard rates. It appears your tax was not computed using these rates or the amount of tax was computed incorrectly. (211D)"