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And..if the IRS screws up & sends a check anyway, tell your client not to cash it. Then send it back to the IRS with an explanation. It will likely take a bit to get straightened out, but might be worth it if the amount is large and there are underpayment penalties on the 2017 return.
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Technically you could, by law and regulations. As IRMN says, you may, however, run into administrative issues. You should also take a look at when the payment(s) giving rise to the overpayment was made as that would determine when it would be creditable for the purpose of offsetting the 2017 liability.
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It's worth a try, but you might have to deal with a notice or two along the way before it gets straightened out.
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