Delay in refund 4th date now?

IF you really did mail your REFUND $$$$ amount on February 14 2011 you sure did make a terrible mistake when you mailed the REFUND to the IRS.

NOW your income tax RETURN would be another matter 1040 forms and schedules that you had to fill out correctly and completely and sign 1 copy to send to the correct IRS address with the correct amount of required postage to get it delivered to the correct IRS address and 1 copy that you kept of your income tax RETURN that you sent to the IRS.

Take the original tax forms and schedules with you and your spouse and go to your local IRS office and ask them very nicely and politely if they can assist you and give you some information about when and what your next step should be since you say that you did NOT fill out the injured spouse form correctly and NEED to know what you should DO about it at this point in time.

May be they can give you some good face to face advice on what your next step should be and be sure to thank them very nicely and politely for taking the time to help you with this matter.

Go to the www.irs.gov website and at the top of the page above the search box choose Contact IRS

Or use the search box for Contact Your Local IRS Office

IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers for when you believe your issue is best handled face-to-face. Hours of service and other local information is provided on a per state basis.

http://www.irs.gov/contact/index.html

http://www.irs.gov/localcontacts/index.html

Taxpayer Assistance Centers

IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TAC) are your source for personal tax help when you believe your tax issue cannot be handled online or by phone, and you want face-to-face tax assistance. Taxpayer Assistance Centers are closed for all Federal Holidays.

Locate a Taxpayer Assistance Center

To view a list of all Taxpayer Assistance Centers in your state, click on the map or state links below.

Hope that you find the above enclosed information useful to you for your situation and good luck to you 05/20/2011

In addition to the FTHBC issue, the IRS is also running their fraud control programs in high gear this year.

Many people with a large refund, or a large amount of withholding relative to their wages is having their refund delayed until the IRS can compare it to the W-2s from the employer (verifying both the wages and the withholding). Those posted last week, so the backlog should begin to reduce.

There were major problems with processing returns paying back the 2008 credit. But it should be straightened out by now. Call the IRS and ask them what's going on. Good luck.