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As a tax preparer, I've seen similar situations blow up badly. The IRS can come after the estate for back taxes, penalties, and interest. Plus, the caregiver could face their own issues for unreported income. Document everything and maybe consider reporting to adult protective services if you suspect financial abuse.
How far back can they go for penalties?
Usually 3 years, but for unreported income they can go back 6+ years
I used to work for elderly services. This screams financial exploitation tbh. The attorney and caregiver tag-team blocking you out is sus af
ong this happens way more than ppl think š¤
Have you tried calling? Sometimes they can see stuff that's not showing up on your transcript yet
been trying but cant get through. always says high call volume smh
Pro tip: Check your transcript between 12am-3am EST on weekdays. That's when they usually update the system.
this is the way šÆ
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IKR! They take our money instantly but make us wait forever to get it back š¤®
this! also get statements from venmo/paypal if u used those
Amelia Cartwright
idk why they make this stuff so complicated. like why cant they just tell us straight up?
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Chris King
ā¢because irs loves to watch us suffer š¤”
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Rachel Clark
Pro tip: if youre weekly, transcripts usually update thursday night around 12am EST. Sometimes as late as 6am friday morning. Set your alarm lol
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Charlotte White
ā¢ty! setting my alarm rn š
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