More IRS woes

It appears the IRS has discovered that I did in fact file my taxes in 2006, just like I thought I had. They have, however, now moved on to a new and weirder problem.

They’re now notifying me that they want to see the records of my expenses and income from all the rental property I own. Specifically, they want me to fill out a form showing my total combined income from all my rental properties, together with itemized expenses for maintenance, repairs, and advertising for those rental properties.

*blink* *blink*

I have never in my life owned rental property. This is just getting bizarre.

34 thoughts on “More IRS woes

  1. Give it some time. In a couple of days they will want to see all your paperwork on all those robots you’ve been building to defeat your arch nemesis.

    Cause they just know your going to try and write that project off.

  2. Give it some time. In a couple of days they will want to see all your paperwork on all those robots you’ve been building to defeat your arch nemesis.

    Cause they just know your going to try and write that project off.

  3. . . . !

    I would definitely inquire as to whether they have the right person — while your name is somewhat uncommon, the two errors in a row suggest a possible mistaken identity. Bizarre!

    — A <3

  4. . . . !

    I would definitely inquire as to whether they have the right person — while your name is somewhat uncommon, the two errors in a row suggest a possible mistaken identity. Bizarre!

    — A <3

  5. you need to tell them

    that you are not Inego Montoya
    they did not kill your father
    therefore they should go about their business

    but leave you alone

  6. you need to tell them

    that you are not Inego Montoya
    they did not kill your father
    therefore they should go about their business

    but leave you alone

  7. Me, I’d fill out the form (no rental properties, income 0, expenditure 0), and attach a letter asking them to check who you are.

    With the correctly filled out paperwork in hand, tax officials are always calmer.

  8. Me, I’d fill out the form (no rental properties, income 0, expenditure 0), and attach a letter asking them to check who you are.

    With the correctly filled out paperwork in hand, tax officials are always calmer.

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