Asking for Help from IRS Agents (Or Anyone in the Know)

[jg]

Please check your pm.

[Famspear]

I sent you a PM. At least, I think I did. Hope it goes through.

[webhick]

(Even though these are my personal returns and I'm asking for a CORPORATE loan. Go figure.)

If you were female, they'd also demand that your husband co-sign the loan and put his name on the business.

[Quixote]

In theory, you should be able to get transcripts at an IRS Taxpayer Assistence Center. A list of those in Georgia can be found at http://www.irs.gov/localcontacts/articl ... 70,00.html . IIRC, the one at 401 Peachtree in Atlanta was exorcised by Gene Chapman, so your transcripts will be demon free.

[ASITStands]

Have you tried the Taxpayer Advocate?

Also, what would be the reaction if you walked a copy of the previous Form 406-T into the Assistance Center? It may be the form has been lost in the mail [or someone's desk].

[LOBO]

You can also call 1-800-829-1040 while you have a fax machine available and they can fax it to you immediately. As long as you can answer all of the disclosure questions correctly, so you may also want to have a copy of your most recent return handy.

[LOBO]

It may be the form has been lost in the mail [or someone's desk].

Darn that Department of Losing Things!

[The Operative]

It may be the form has been lost in the mail [or someone's desk].

Darn that Department of Losing Things!

It is not lost. It has been sent to unplanned destinations.

[ASITStands]

It may be the form has been lost in the mail [or someone's desk].

Darn that Department of Losing Things!

It is not lost. It has been sent to unplanned destinations.

Ah! The polite way of saying, "It's sitting on someone's desk."

I stand corrected. Thoroughly chastised. I'll never do it again [until next time].

[LPC]

It may be the form has been lost in the mail [or someone's desk].

Darn that Department of Losing Things!

It is not lost. It has been sent to unplanned destinations.

You mean it's been randomly selected for non-cyclical processing?

Or that it's been filed in the circular cabinet?

[Mr. Mephistopheles]

You mean it's been randomly selected for non-cyclical processing?

Or that it's been filed in the circular cabinet?

It's in File 13.

[LDE]

I'd just call the office of my local U.S. Representative. Federal bureaucrats tend to jump when Congressional staffers call them.

[Quixote]

I'd just call the office of my local U.S. Representative. Federal bureaucrats tend to jump when Congressional staffers call them.

True, but the congressman's staff will sit on it for a month before calling.

[Neckbone]

Just call the IRS Practitioners' Priority Line: 866-860-4259. They'll fax you the documents. Takes about 5 minutes.

Neckbone

[Neckbone]

Next time call late in the P.M. The late shifters are usually more laid back. But since you were requesting your own personal information, you shouldn't need a Cenral Authorization File number (CAF #). Anyone can represent himself and have a fool for a client.

I'm glad you were able to get the information.

Neckbone