I have, in the past, put the amount on line 21 (other
income) on form 1040 and just ignore the form W-2. This will
not do if the income is from self employment, form 1099misc.

Missy Doyle

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<thelionsden[at]satx.rr.com> wrote:

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No

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Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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thelionsden[at]satx.rr.com wrote:

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You've already done the work. Just print out the return and
mail it in and save yourself the further aggravation. If the
IRS needs more information, they will get back with you
eventually. Meanwhile, you will have your refund (if any).

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Hi all;

Just a layperson trying to e-file using Turbo Tax. For
various reasons I had to file an extension, and now I've
gotten it all wrapped up, or so I thought.

Got the notice of rejection of my return due to a 1099 or W2
(and I think there was one more) not matching the IRS's
records.

It doesn't tell me WHICH one, of course, is the problem, and
there were four for my spouse for 2004 so it's a little
tricky, but I think I know which one it might be.. because
the company in question never even sent him a W2. He was
finally able to track them down on the phone to get the info
VERBALLY over the phone. They gave him the EIN and the other
pertinent info about his wages and such. We figured that
would just have to do and would be sufficient to file. Now
we're having this problem.

This was an extreme part-time, short-term job and he made
about $500 total. Is there any way to still e-file and get
around this rejection? I really don't want to file the old
fashioned way, and we've had so much frustration with this
company that we don't want to begin another round of phone
calls trying to get to the bottom of the "wrong" EIN
problem.

Thanks if you can help!

Sheri
thelionsden at satx dot rr dot com

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