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Posted by Bill on September 8, 2007, 12:27 am
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myinterest@gmail.com (My=A0interest) posted:
> Thanks for all the replies. I indeed have both
> called and written to IRS (with copy of
> cancelled checks etc) several times already.
> <note: posting edited for brevity>
> I have written to local Tax Advocate earlier
> this week with supporting documentation. But I
> am not sure whether they can help solve the
> issue quickly before the matter escalates.
> (BTW, is Tax Advocate the samething as the
> IRS Ombudsman?)
>
> Do you think is there any other matter I can
> take? Sometime I really feel it's just wasting
> time to call or write to IRS. But I am really
> struggled to find any effective options.
Yes the Tax Advocate is the same thing. I may have been the
person who referred to that office as the "ombudsman."
Seems you've been doing reasonable things. At this point, I
can only counsel patience. Often, the government creeps at
an extremely slow pace.
Good luck. Let us know how this gets resolved.
Bill
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