If it is the same office then they are supposed to be on your side, and it does sound like they are at least getting your some answers. I am not a lawyer, again, but it seems to me that if you refunded the money it is not income, and if you have a copy of the check that should be proof enough. Personally, I would politely nag these people. Call them every three days or so asking them for updates. Express concern and a desire to see the matter straightened out. Ask them what it is you are supposed to do. Etc.
Hope that helps a little, and good luck.
Dana
> Hi guys,
>
> As usually, before tax dealine around 4/15/2002, I hird HR Block do my
> tax for 2001, I did my own estimate, refund came to be around $8500
> something, the HR Block lady did her calculation for the refund to be
> something like $9100.
>
> More than six months passed after the return was filed, nothing came
> from IRS, I became anxious and asked HR Block, some one else in the HR
> Block did recalculation, the refund was reduced to $2300 something, I
> don't know why. They then re-filed it for me. That was mid Dec, 2002.
>
>
> After some snow and moon, probably Oct or Nov, 2003, I got one letter
> from IRS stating a refund in the amount of $2300 something is on my
> way within two weeks something unless something else. What's that?
> Is it really on my way or not? If there's something else, what's
> that? Couldn't you tell me, I mean, I pay tax each and every year and
> because I'm not an expert I hire professionals (HR Block) to do it, I
> believe I'm a contributing and law-binding resident/citizen, isn't irs,
> a branch of the government works/represent its citizens, in a way?
> why treat people like that?
>
> Three weeks later, no, nothing. I called up IRS again, some one told
> me to give Tax Advocate, what's that? another government entity? why
> not get to the bottom of the problem and solve it? The Tax Advocate
> lady told me, $5000 income was not reported in the filing, but the
> thing was, that $5000 was an arrangement with/payment from an Indian
> (he may be an American citizen but he's a liar hence I called him
> Indian (East Indian), btw, I've met good East Indians), and I sent him
> a check of $5000 after the arrangment did not work out. So, the tax
> advocate lady asked me what's going on, I said, I did not have a penny
> with that deal, and you know what, when I called up the sucker's
> company to inquire about it, they told a lie in your face, we never
> receive a check of $5000 from you, then, I had to go to my bank, to
> get a list of my checks for a period of time, there, the check, cashed
> check of $5000 paid to the sucker was there, I sent a copy to the tax
> advocate lady, that was probably last Novemember something, long time
> ago.
>
> Up till yesterday, I still haven't got my refund from IRS, so, I
> called them again, a lady told me she fully understood my concern and
> said if she were me she would be extremely upset as well, but now it's
> up to the Tax Advocate, god damn it, I mean, I did not do anything
> wrong, some neglect or something I did not remember 100% accurately,
> totally possible, but to put me / subject me to some crazy scrutine, I
> think is simply wrong and not a good use of tax-payers' money. I
> asked the IRS lady to support the whole thing to her boss and to see
> if he/she could do something about it.
>
> What's your experience? If you were me, what would you do?
>
> Thanks.
>
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