Quote Originally Posted by marcel View Post
Yes. Here is my final letter to the IRS that worked although it could be there's nothing special about the letter but that I simply held my ground and outlasted them. Quite a lengthy ordeal. At one point they even sent me a frivolous penalty threat notice. Also noticed that the initial return was filed Feb. 2014 so it could be they were up against the 3 year statute of limitations. And the check is refund for TY2015 which was held up because of the $10k the IRS wanted for TY2013. So now we're even.

Attachment 4799
Your letter states "That Form 1099-MISC issued was based on Bad Payer Data."

IMO, that 1099-MISC was CORRECT. The default currency for all transactions in the USA is FRNs. It is OUR duty to CORRECT THAT PRESUMPTION in every instance of same. This is WHY we must file a 1040 yearly to inform the IRS of our LMDs for ALL transactions, so they can use the total amount for all presumed FRNs (the total that is entered on Line 21) to reverse/discharge that amount from the "national debt".