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I would insist they fix this as it appears to be incorrect.
If that doesn't work, you can run the amount in/out on your client's return with an explanation (that won't be read, but documentation can help if an IRS letter appears).
It sounds like the $ 1400 wouldn't impact Mom's return, but that should be verified.
I would insist they fix this as it appears to be incorrect.
If that doesn't work, you can run the amount in/out on your client's return with an explanation (that won't be read, but documentation can help if an IRS letter appears).
It sounds like the $ 1400 wouldn't impact Mom's return, but that should be verified.
I agree with Anna but good luck trying to get it fixed. My experience is that they throw up every type of Roadblock possible in order not to fix it. Why? Because the fool that made the mistake might end up in an unemployment line, that's why. Now it's time to go to sleep as it's past my bedtime. Good night.😴
@caroljo Who drove Mom to the clinic? Who monitored whether she was taking the medication / following the protocols? Whose name was on the checks? When a patient is not able to consent to care, should she qualify for any payment, or should the money instead go to the person who has to do the work to make sure there is no harm from participation?
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