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Don't file until they provide you the authorization forms. I have one that owes and hasn't returned it yet. I'm heading out in a few minutes and it will be filed late if the authorization doesn't show up before then.
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And if you are relatively new to this profession, may I give you a word of advice? Nip this * I'll wait around until mid-night for you to make up your mind* B/S in the bud. IMHO - I do not have a single client that I need nearly as much as the client needs me.
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I have two of these 1040s. Clients do not answer emails or letters, so I have to assume they screwed me and went elsewhere or filed on their own using returns prepared by me.
In on case I have a signed engagement letter, so since we signed it I can sue them to get paid, even if I don't ultimately e-file their returns. That was completed March 5, so I have no clue.
I cannot e-file without their approval.
[Edit] Interestingly, the IRS' Where's My Refund site said that the exact amount of the refund I calculated was applied to prior debts. But I didn't e-file it.
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The signature will expire after 3 days. So I'm worried they will say the signed off and I didn't e-file. Is there any penalty?
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There isn't anything to *extend*; the returns are now delinquent.
Certain elections are only valid on a timely-filed return (including extension).
Generally, if all taxes are paid, filing late isn't *that* big of a deal.... but I never advise clients that it is OK to file late.
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How did they convey that info to you? Document the hell out of their response to wanting more time.
And consider firing them as soon as you DO get the edocs back & the return accepted.
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I have a nasty tendency not to fire clients, but they would be sooooooooo fired if they were my client. Life is too short to put up with that kind of nonsense.
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That could be a problem. BUT, it is not "your" problem.
And I'd probably fire them right now, payment or not, efiled or not.
Waiting until midnight for a response is not something I'd ever do for a client.