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NerdyPotato · M
That must be the case. Why else would you need to fill it out at all if they already know what you owe them?

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@NerdyPotato Because it's their legal way of charging you more taxes by saying you screwed up and now you owe us more when you really don't, but they bank on you not pursuing it. Even if you do pursue it, you won't win. I know because I tried it. They doubled dipped, is what I call it, into my retirement. Come to find out this is common and because of a certain clause between your retirement and taxes there is nothing you can do about it. It would be too much to try an explain on here, LOL, 🙂