"MichelleinAtlanta" <me[at]you.com> wrote:

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Since you are in Atlanta, if I were you - I'd go to the
local IRS office and hand carry the extensions in, ask to
see the Group Manager, explain the situation, and get them
time/date stamped.

Gene E. Utterback, EA

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Asking what you would do in this situation?

1) On 2/12/04, filed second extensions for nonprofits with
FY 6/30/03 year-ends. They were (as always) mailed certified
mail with the USPS.

2) Today I received the envelope back-"Refused by
Addressee". The admin person in charge of mail had added a
return receipt to the envelope but didnt put the additional
$1.75 postage.

As I see it, my options are to either ignore the returned
mail (after all, I have my return receipt from the USPS as
proof of mailing) or to remail the requests now to the IRS
with an explanatory letter.

Thanks for your input.
Michelle Botwinick, CPA
Atlanta, GA

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