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Preparer who filed and signed a tax return and later was not paid. What are the remedies?
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yatesme
Level 1
03-26-2024
11:39 AM
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I filed a tax return and signed the return and did not get paid. Do I contact the IRS and recall the tax return now that I'm not
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abctax55
Level 15
03-26-2024
12:00 PM
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No, that's not how it works. The IRS doesn't 'care' whether you get paid; contact an attorney, consider smalls claims; chalk it up to experience; get paid before efiling in the future.
I'm am curious how you think one 'recalls' a tax return ?
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Accountant-Man
Level 13
03-27-2024
12:32 PM
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A few years ago I completed preparation and sent it to client. They never signed the 8879 and never paid me. I did not e-file it.
I checked the online Where's my refund? and the refund was exactly the same as what I prepared.
You are still the "paid preparer" even when you don't get paid. Read Circular 230 for the definition.
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