Re:IRS tests free e-filing system that could compete with ta...
by JohnFen on Monday May 15, 2023 @05:05PM
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> the IRS will get mad about that.
In my experience, the IRS won't get mad about that. They'll ask you to correct it, of course. What makes the IRS mad is if it looks like you're actively trying to illegally avoid taxes.
Also, in my experience, the IRS are generally decent to work with. My state revenue department, however, is the opposite of the IRS in every way. They're just mean and vindictive.
In my experience, the IRS won't get mad about that. They'll ask you to correct it, of course. What makes the IRS mad is if it looks like you're actively trying to illegally avoid taxes.
Also, in my experience, the IRS are generally decent to work with. My state revenue department, however, is the opposite of the IRS in every way. They're just mean and vindictive.