Tag Archives: filing back taxes

How long does an employer have to keep your W-2?

Posted on December 16, 2017 by Sandra James

Tax season is coming upon us, and many employees are wondering how long their current or previous employers have kept their W-2 forms on file. Record retention varies depending on the documentation that is in question, but there are specific … Continue reading →

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Can IRS delay your transcript even with a correctly filled 4506-Transcript form?

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Sandra James

According to the current rules, a mortgage lender cannot approve a loan without verifying a customer’s tax information, received after submitting the form 4506-T. Any discrepancies with the filing can cause a delay for the lender and eventually for the … Continue reading →

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What Borrowers Should Know about Form 4506-T

Posted on June 25, 2012 by Sandra James

The form 4506-T is an important part of the mortgage world. This form helps keep any type of mortgage fraud in check, which in turn helps balance the economy. The 4506-T enables lenders to request the IRS for a borrower’s … Continue reading →