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>> The IRS knew your return was inaccurate when you submitted it. And didn't tell me for 2 years. I'm fine to pay what I owed. Not really cool with 2 years of
by TallGuyShort 7y ago
>> The IRS knew your return was inaccurate when you submitted it.
And didn't tell me for 2 years. I'm fine to pay what I owed. Not really cool with 2 years of interest and punitive feeds.
Believe me my HR rep got an earful, but unless I want to put up money to sue, that's all that will be happening. A lawyer didn't think I stood enough of a chance or would gain enough per hour to take the case on contingency.
- gamblor956 7y agoThe IRS knew in the sense that the computer system knew when it processed your return. No human knew until they reviewed your return, a review that was probably triggered because your return was flagged for the uncorrected discrepancy.
- TallGuyShort 7y agoThat's largely irrelevant. A computer picks up a discrepancy but no action is taken, and then I'm on the hook for interest and late fees? But then I've heard "it's your fault we programmed the computer that way" from more than one government entity.