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napi21

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2. In the Con's case, it could be true. One of his standard methods is to delley, delay, delay.

Reply to imanamerican63 (Original post)

Mon Nov 7, 2016, 02:24 PM

Nov 2016

In a complex audit, the taxpayer rarely brings every bit of documentation with them at the first meeting. They are ordered to return with the require info in xxx days/weeks. There are all kind of ways to extend that time. At each meeting the taxpayer is missing yet another document. I NEVER side with the Con, but in this case it COULD BE TRUE.

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Who has had an audit that taken over a year to be settled? [View all] imanamerican63 Nov 2016 OP

It took me FOUR years to get my 2012 refund Warpy Nov 2016 #1

In the Con's case, it could be true. One of his standard methods is to delley, delay, delay. napi21 Nov 2016 #2

But, don't use it as an excuse! imanamerican63 Nov 2016 #3

How did you EVER get the idea the Con could EVER be HONEST??? ;o) nt napi21 Nov 2016 #5

I was being sarcastic! imanamerican63 Nov 2016 #7

I hit 18 months Sen. Walter Sobchak Nov 2016 #4

I think Trump is being audited for several years? kentuck Nov 2016 #6