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Question: Return under Review, Has anyone else received that message?

If so, what information are they requesting? My status went from Should receive refund by Feb 4th, 10th, to now under review. I know I made a mistake on the rebate line. I put I received 600 instead of 633. I forgot about the $33.00. Irs is suppose to send a letter requesting more information.

Answer: mine went from the 3rd to the 10th to the 24th to under review wtf is going on here. i have no rrc i do have eic but i have it every year so i just dont know…………….Ok big slick keep me posted and i will update soon as i hear anything also…. Also what is wierd is that my brother rents my basement and he files a 1040ez and his was delayed until the 24th also,Could that be why because we both used the same address. cause i filed hoh…

Roni Deutch Tax Center Supports New IRS Requirements For Tax Preparers

Roni Deutch, CEO of Roni Deutch Tax Center, applauds the IRS’s recent proposal for new tax preparer requirements. The new requirements will help taxpayers gain access to high quality tax preparation services, such as those offered by Roni Deutch Tax Center locations across the nation.

Pastor & Church Controlled 30 Ways to Sunday irs 501 Part 1

Question: IRS 1040 forms & instructions?

This may seem like a dumb question but I don’t know anything about taxes. All of my tax stuff goes to my grandmas house & she brought the IRS 1040 forms & instructions, she always does my taxes for me. Since I got this book does that mean that she got my W2(not sure if that is what she fills out & sends in)?
So I dont need to do anything with the 1040?

Answer: No, it does not mean that.

The book is sent automatically to whatever address was indicated on the forms filed the previous year, even if there is no W-2.

PILOT CONSUMER TESTS:

By DANA LARSEN Pilot-Tribune Editor A tsunami of advertising is bombarding taxpayers this season to use online tax preparation services – including urgings from the IRS, which stands to save time and…

How to Complete and File a 1040EZ Tax Form : What is a W-2?

Local Middle School Teacher Returns from Haiti

Local middle school teacher Dave Stewart recently returned from Haiti and shared his experiences with his students and colleagues.

IRS Shell Game

Former Az. sheriff speaks about constitution

FREDERICKSBURG — Do local county and city law enforcement have the right to thumb their noses at federal government mandates they feel are unjust and unconstitutional?

William Cooper Answers your questions, Assassinated for it!P1

Question: Can I claim the recovery rebate/stimulus package even after filing this years return?

My situation is this:
2008: Last year, (2008) I filed as an Non-resident, even though I qualified as a resident. I understand that there was a stimulus package, which I did not receive, since I filed as a non-resident.
Circa 2009: From what I understand (after reading the instructions on the IRS web-site), people who did not claim the stimulus package last year are eligible for the recovery rebate. This can be obtained by filing out 1040 this year and claiming the rebate on line 70.
Now the problem. This year I made the same mistake (filing as a non-resident, form 1040 NR-EZ). I already received the refund from the Federal government.
My question: Can I amend my Federal tax for this year (file out 1040). If so, what do I do of the refund received.

Thanks all.

Answer: You can file an amended return, Form 1040X, within three years of the original due date to receive an add’l refund, if eligible. I am not 100% certain if your specific situation is amendable, but if your are eligible for a refund it’s in your interest to file a 1040X (which you will have to mail to the IRS).

You can download the Pdf 1040X and the address to send it to @ irs.gov. If you have any add’l questions I suggest you contact the IRS either by phone or you can goto a local office in your area to verify how to proceed.

Tax experts advise people to take advantage of more, bigger credits and deductions

WASHINGTON – If you thought you had the tax laws figured out, guess again. Every year, Congress makes changes — some big, some little — making it just a little more difficult to complete your tax return.

Continental Congress 2009 – The Next Step For A Free People – VOTE – VOTE – VOTE