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Me again. Sorry for the typos in the original email; I'm just very upset.
Simply respond to the IRS notice with a copy of the cashed check and a note saying you disagree. You could try calling the number on the notice but don't be surprised if you never get thru to a human.
Thank you. I've been trying to call the IRS and can't get through to even be put on hold. The same result with the local office. The bank won't help until the IRS completes a form stating they didn't receive it, which is a joke! I'll do what you suggested; I'm just afraid we'll still keep getting more and more interested added on in the meantime.
If it was actually cashed by the IRS, wouldn't there be something identifiable on the back of the check? Or is it typical to just have numbers?
Thanks for your reply.
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