of course that is the challenge. I have pursued 2 firms to look at it and make a class action. both said claim has merit but declined. We ALL need to pick up the torch and pursue this. I have reached out to 2 other firms and am awaiting word. if someone takes it on, they could be forced to reveal the software processing for the years in question. that is how we will prove it. anyone who hasn't printed out their entire return for the year when it first occurred needs to do so. it will be imperative to have the error clearly shown, hard copy in context of your entire return. I printed mine and have made copies with notes showing there is no way I would have put such a number in such a place. no one with any common sense would look at it and think I knowingly made such a large error, and then continued to do it. it is common knowledge that once that AMT number is in there, it automatically populates that credit in subsequent years
