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Lein paid for not filing, can he still file?

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kat1963

Senior Member
Noooo, it's not me, it's the husband.

I've been attempting to work with IRS to get to the bottom of several tax leins from 89,90,91...leined in 94. Of course w/interest and everything else they tack on, the bill was over $11,000. Got the run around, no one had any idea, requested copies of the return, don't have them, does that mean there was nothing filed...guess so they say...I have no less then 12 letters that say different things from different people. Two years later finally get ahold of someone who say, nope, he didn't file, so they did for only taking him as a deduction (he would have had 4). Apparently 89 is a moot point now. But for 90 & 91, if he files these tax returns, could he see a refund of the money that he has paid? He would have gotten a refund for both those years but paid approx $9,900.00 (in the last 2 years).

Thanks for any help on this one. I've already ordered the back tax packages, just have to convince the employer to cough up the back W-2's.

KAT
 


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loku

Guest
Unless some procedure has happened and the tax years are closed, he could file now and get the refunds.

By the way, sometimes the Taxpayer Advocate Service can help you if you have tried unsuccessfully to resolve a problem with the IRS. Your local Taxpayer Advocate can offer you special help if you have a significant hardship as a result of a tax problem. For more information, call toll free 1-877-777-4778 (1-800-829-4059 for TTY/TDD) or write to the Taxpayer Advocate at the IRS office that last contacted you.
 

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