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SharonAnn

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3. Friend of mine got hers rejected because IRS didn't accept the hyphen in her last name.

Reply to hunter (Original post)

Sat Apr 21, 2012, 06:11 PM

Apr 2012

IRS required it be without a hyphen and then it didn't match the Social Security number which has a hyphen. So, she had to go get her Social Security card and record changed so that it matched the IRS so that she could file her taxes.

Sheeesh!!

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God damn identity thieves and the systems that enable this!!! People are NOT numbers. [View all] hunter Apr 2012 OP

Very sorry to hear that! Kaleva Apr 2012 #1

Now I know. hunter Apr 2012 #4

i have at least learned to put all the tax stuf in one place. we wait until the 13, 14th to give to seabeyond Apr 2012 #2

Friend of mine got hers rejected because IRS didn't accept the hyphen in her last name. SharonAnn Apr 2012 #3

Ooops,. just realized I posted under hubby's name here existentialist Apr 2012 #8

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