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cedric

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Colorado/Texas

Ok here's the issue:

I used an accountant to do my taxes in CO a few years ago. I work as a mortgage broker w-2 for a large company. I called this accountant up a few months ago and and needed third party verification of some tax returns for a lender......I've done this before with him and we always paid the bill for his services through close. Long story short the invoice for one file was not paid the processor missed it. In late January he sends me an e-mail saying that he has not been paid I tell him to send me the invoie and I will get it paid ($50 bucks) he sends it but with out a tax id so again it doesn't get paid.....I realize it a few days ago when going through the office accounting call his asst. and get the tax id**************...he sends me an e-mail threatening to send the invoice into collections under my personal social security number(keep in mind that a check had been sent out to him prior to this e-mail) and wreaking havoc with my credit.

So the questions is how many laws and what are they specifically has he broken. He is using personal and confidential information and he is not a CPA in CO that is unrelated to the transaction at hand.
 



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