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Perplexed
Many months ago I posted a question about the IRS thinking I
represented a taxpayer I do not know. [I am an ordinary
taxpayer, not in the tax consulting or advising business by
any stretch of the imagination.] They are addressed as
Taxpayer c/o Me.
The first time I opened the envelope without looking
closely, it had my name and address on it. When I realized
it did not concern me I called the IRS, another envelope
arrived so I wrote them. They sent a form where I was
required to state that I am no longer this person's
representative. I didn't fill it out because it was a
revocation of representation. I was never this person's
representative. The envelopes keep coming, I am writing
"Return to Sender, Taxpayer unknown by anyone at this
address" on the outside. Sometimes adding a statement to
the effect that there is no representation relationship and
please check your original records. Still the envelopes
keep coming.
Should I do anything else?
represented a taxpayer I do not know. [I am an ordinary
taxpayer, not in the tax consulting or advising business by
any stretch of the imagination.] They are addressed as
Taxpayer c/o Me.
The first time I opened the envelope without looking
closely, it had my name and address on it. When I realized
it did not concern me I called the IRS, another envelope
arrived so I wrote them. They sent a form where I was
required to state that I am no longer this person's
representative. I didn't fill it out because it was a
revocation of representation. I was never this person's
representative. The envelopes keep coming, I am writing
"Return to Sender, Taxpayer unknown by anyone at this
address" on the outside. Sometimes adding a statement to
the effect that there is no representation relationship and
please check your original records. Still the envelopes
keep coming.
Should I do anything else?
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