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pedantic_comments t1_ixme5n3 wrote

Send a certified letter with receipts. If you have an attorney relative or friend who will give you legal office letterhead with a firm’s name on it, that’ll help.

Demonstrate that the bill is an error and you will refer further attempts to defraud you to your attorney and pursue damages to the fullest extent possible due to their continued attempts to extort you. Citing some laws and federal oversight mentioned in this thread wouldn’t hurt.

I had Jordan Tax Services send me thousands in bills for taxes I’d already paid and they didn’t cease until I wrote them to basically say, “Here is proof you are wrong. Harass me with fraudulent bills at your financial peril.”

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Gojira085 t1_ixn2h81 wrote

Letterheads don't matter when it comes to taxes. He needs to send a letter, yes, buy he has to make sure he and his spouse (if filing joint) signature. It has to be shown both TP's are in agreement.

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