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I have a client with AGI over 150,000 and the worksheet allowed a credit based upon the 5% rule, the return was filed & accepted by the IRS. Now the client receives CP11 notice disallowing the credit since taxpayer AGI over 150,000!! Is there anything I can do to dispute their denial.
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Did they get EIP1 and/or EIP2 in 2020? Did you properly enter those amounts?
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Yes I did report the EIP1 & EIP2 amounts on the worksheet. The notice states the amount was computed incorrectly ( which was derived from the rebate worksheet!!
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You can call the practitioner hotline to discuss and resolve this. We well armed and organized to present the case that IRS is wrong.
Your chances of getting through increase later in the day, when local time East of you gets past 7pm
https://www.irs.gov/tax-professionals/practitioner-priority-service-r
Answers are easy. Questions are hard!