Stock backdating, fraudulent w2 filing, individual master file

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oaktrees

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I have requested a copy of my IMF (Individual Master File) from the IRS to
ascertain whether a fraudulent W2 was filed under my SSN in the state of CO
without my knowing. I never worked in the state of CO. I am no longer employed with this company headquartered in CO. Believe (still verifying) that this is a fraudulent backdating strategy. Company has numerous ongoing shareholder class action suits to date for backdating stock. FTB (CA) claims I did not pay taxes on x amount of income. I had a certified accountant expedite my taxes with all of my valid W2's who has recently
reviewed all of my data. I pre-paid the tax on the stock options I received
from company based in CO. Accountant claims I owe no back tax.

I have Liens for tax year 2000. I have requested certified copies of the liens filed in the county.

Any 411 on a remedy very much appreciated given the statute of limitations has expired. File a motion to vacate?

Regards,

Oak Trees
 
It is better to wait until you receive the requested documentation from the IRS before you decide what to do next.

Once you review the documentation, then decide what to do next.

If it were me, I'd take (or send) the documentation to my CPA for his take.

Then, I'd begin to investigate what strategies I should pursue.

You're on the right road, just don't put the cart before the horse.
 
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