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- I'm getting a critical diagnostic that the 1099-R payer's address is incomplete. It seems to be a problem with the street address, but the 1099R has a P O Box.
I'm getting a critical diagnostic that the 1099-R payer's address is incomplete. It seems to be a problem with the street address, but the 1099R has a P O Box.
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OcalaCPA
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04-10-2022
05:26 PM
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The 1099R input is not recognizing the P O Box as the street address. How can the address be corrected so that the return can be e-filed?
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itonewbie
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04-11-2022
08:56 AM
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You may like to check again that you have entered all the details correctly with city, state, and zip code. Having a P.O. Box address should not cause the return to be rejected. I tried entering a P.O. Box address but didn't get any diagnostic, not to say it won't cause a rejection in the end.
AFAIK, the IRS matches EIN but not street address.
What error message are you getting exactly and where is that showing up?
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