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Same, got a bill from 2013 in 2016. What a mess, sent them a 13 page

document to get it cleared up. They kept sending me a letter that it would take another 45 days. This happened about 3-4 times and then nothing. I called and complained. Then they sent me another letter saying "wrong department". Took over a year to get it resolved, that's when they turned it over to another dept that solved it in a month and sent me a check for the original amount requested. Your IRS at work.

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Posted: 03/17/2019 at 8:11PM

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How far back should one keep tax records? My taxes are relatively .... -- scoop76cs 03/17/2019 11:44AM

Thanks to you all for the feedback! ** -- scoop76cs 03/17/2019 1:02PM

So, you're going to .... ? -- `lag 03/17/2019 1:24PM

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So yeah, agreed, bottom line it doesn't cost anything spacewise. -- `lag 03/17/2019 8:22PM

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Sorry not what I intended, more like a mental spring cleaning. ** -- `lag 03/18/2019 10:11AM

Yes, it was that. Apologies for my misunderstanding. ** -- scoop76cs 03/18/2019 5:05PM

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I am a hard copy type. ** -- scoop76cs 03/17/2019 1:02PM

Hmm, you'll made me think about that... -- `lag 03/17/2019 12:42PM

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That is how far back I currently have. ** -- scoop76cs 03/17/2019 12:14PM

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Got a bill last fall for 2016, had to go back to my 2011 records to dispute -- `lag 03/17/2019 12:35PM

Same, got a bill from 2013 in 2016. What a mess, sent them a 13 page -- AZHokie59 03/17/2019 8:11PM

Must've been one of those serious fraud cases you mentioned above :-) ** -- Hokie360 03/17/2019 12:39PM

It sorta was ;^) -- `lag 03/17/2019 1:02PM