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Tax problems!!..? Please help?

  • I recently in 2009 in january of tax time brought in 08 W2 to file kuz i failed to bring them in that one year because they arrived late but i did them and my h&r block helper said she will call me when she was done filing my 08 W2 she called like a month later around march 2009 and said it would be $50 for filing and that i owed the state and bla blah and i kept forgetting to pay that $50 and they reminded me once with a letter that all my info would be moved to a other h&r block from the one i was at so its already been well 2yearz most likely what i wanna know why they havent reminded me again and im filing this year would IRS remove what i had to pay in my W2 from 08? Or whats gonna happen?? I need help...

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    You still owe Block the $50 fee. They might or might not have just written it off by now. If you owe the IRS back taxes, yes they'll take it out of your refund, plus interest.

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Based on what you wrote it sounds like H&R Block never filed your return because you never paid for it. They moved your amended return and it's just sitting in a box somewhere. You never filed that 2008 W-2 that arrived late. What could happen is that the IRS may send you a friendly notice about the W-2 you never filed, along with a proposed bill for taxes owed. I would recommend calling to find out about that 2008 amended federal return-- do you recall if you had a refund or balance due?

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