Hypothetically speaking, what if the IRS overpaid in a return
[see my last post...I was joking]
04-07-2008, 07:55 PM
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They will catch it, when you file your 2008 return in 2009, use the line "Carried foward refund from next year" line.
The IRS knows all!
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are we still speaking hypothetically, or are you prepared to confess that you've got $70 that belongs to Uncle Sam 
You can't send it back until they notice it or it will never be credited to the right place, maybe they gave you a cost of living raise, in fact, if and when they do find out you need to charge them a $85 re-stocking fee
You can't send it back until they notice it or it will never be credited to the right place, maybe they gave you a cost of living raise, in fact, if and when they do find out you need to charge them a $85 re-stocking fee
