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FSA contacts 49,000 people to warn them they could be targets of boiler room share fraudsters

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is contacting thousands of people to warn them they could become victims of share fraud after it recovered its biggest ever ‘master list’ used by boiler room fraudsters.

IRS Tax Is Illegal – No Tax Law Exists!!

Question: I need a copy of my 1040 ez for my FASFA . . .?

Ok, I’ll make this short. I am from Oregon and my dad is in Oregon and I am in Alaska for the summer working. My dad is filling out my FASFA for me (for school) and he needs my tax return information. I know I have a copy of it somewhere at my apartment but he can’t find it, so I need a copy of my 1040 EZ form, quickly. How do I do this? I know I can do it by going to the IRS website, but I’m lost past that. Thanks!

Answer: http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc156.html

A transcript is all you need, and that’s a lot faster than getting an actual copy, besides being free. You might run into a problem though, since they aren’t necessarily available yet for 2008 filing.

Good day to donate

Although Friday was technically a holiday, FOOD for Lane County kept on a skeleton staff for people such as Cynthia Taylor, who dropped by to give $90 worth of corn, beans and ravioli — and to get a receipt for her donation. Taylor, who lives near Pleasant Hill, said she …

Signaling III / Metabolic Control I

Question: I typed in the wrong account number when I submitted my taxes, will I get my refund back?

I was one number off and I checked the IRS “Where’s My Refund” website and it has already been deposited to the wrong account on 6 Feb 09, obviously not my account because I checked and it never got there. I used TaxActOnline.com, I still think they are awesome, after all, I made the mistake, not them. Will I be able to get my refund back? Anybody have any advice on what I should do? Or am I just stuck without a refund?

Answer: The direct deposit probably already bounced back to the IRS when they tried to deposit it into the wrong account because it obviously did not have your name on it. You need to contact the IRS and let them know and you will still be able to get your refund. It will take a little while though because they have to wait until your refund kicks back from the bank and then they can act on it and redo it, although they may have to mail you a paper check instead. I don’t think they let you change account numbers to correct your error over the phone due to security purposes so don’t count on another direct deposit. But probably in another week to 10 days you should get your refund after you have called them and explained the error to them.

EDIT: I just found this on the IRS site about refund inquiries…question #19—-

You omit a digit in the account or routing number of an account and the number does not pass IRS’ validation check, IRS will send you a paper check for the entire refund;

You incorrectly enter an account or routing number and your designated financial institution rejects and returns the deposit to IRS, IRS will issue a paper check for that portion of your refund; or

You incorrectly enter an account or routing number that belongs to someone else and your designated financial institution accepts the deposit, you must work directly with the respective financial institution to recover your funds.

Oct. 10: Giannoulias vs. Kirk, roundtable

Transcript of the October 10, 2010 broadcast of NBC’s Meet the Press, featuring Alexi Giannoulias, Mark Kirk, Peggy Noonan and Joe Klein.

News Update: IRS to no longer facilitate refund anticipation loans

ADA-ES to Present at the Wedbush Securities 2nd Annual Clean Technology & Industrial Growth Conference and the Ardour …

LITTLETON, Colo.—-ADA-ES, Inc. today announced that Michael D. Durham, President and CEO and Mark McKinnies, Senior Vice President and CFO will address institutional investors at two investment conferences scheduled as follows: Wedbush Securities 2nd Annual Clean Technology & Industrial Growth Conference: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 1:35 PM PT at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco.

IRS Office Carpet Ride

500 people on Central Coast owed money by IRS

Bob Cudd y Five hundred people on the Central Coast – 81 in San Luis Obispo County – are in the unusual position of having the Internal Revenue Service owe them money. “(It’s) not exactly man bites dog, but we really do want to return $456,000 in undelivered refunds to 532 Central Coast taxpayers as quickly as possible,” said Jesse Weller of IRS media relations in the San Francisco Bay Area. The …

Public Dialogue Tour San Francisco – Brooke Seawell