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My return was rejected because my ex erroneously claimed one of my children. I have not gotten any response from the ex about fixing the situation. What do I do?
I know I can send a letter explaining the situation to the IRS. Will this increase my chances of an audit?
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My return was rejected because my ex erroneously claimed one of my children. I have not gotten any response from the ex about fixing the situation. What do I do?
Claim the child as normal; and print, sign and file by mail. The IRS will investigate. Do not send the IRS any documentation unless/until they request it.

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June 4, 2019
4:42 PM
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My return was rejected because my ex erroneously claimed one of my children. I have not gotten any response from the ex about fixing the situation. What do I do?
eventually both you and your ex will get a notice from the IRS asking to amend return. if neither party does, then the IRS sends out a second notice which requests proof that you are entitled to exemption. the IRS then investigates the proof sent and makes a judgement based on the tax laws as to who should get it. the one who shouldn't gets a bill.
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