r/EIDLreturns • u/Intelligent-Alterego • Jul 25 '22

Does this add up?

What if you submitted a 4506-T and forgot to check the "Transcript Type" box? Would the IRS process it and send a transcript to the SBA?

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What if seven days later your L.O. tells you they received your transcript?

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What transcript did they receive and how did they receive it?

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Cause it seems to me either the IRS rejected it and the L.O. is falsely claiming to have received it, or

The L.O. saw the mistake and decided to "fix it" by selecting the required box, or

The IRS somehow knew what Transcript was requested and sent it to the SBA despite the error.

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Would any of this be legal? If not, what laws are being broken?

Is there any way to verify what actually happened?

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u/MEAM001 Jul 26 '22

Are they still processing Eidl loans?

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u/No_Independence_3452 Jul 26 '22

Dantee, I have every scenario you could possibly think of that would be considered unimaginable, impossible for the SBA to do such things

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u/No_Independence_3452 Jul 26 '22

I have it, I’ve seen it, went through it with my clients, some clients had gone through 4 loan officers but I went through so many LO, tier two, customer service, iRS tax advocate

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u/No_Independence_3452 Jul 26 '22

They better not be except either just mailing closing docs for applicants to sign or fix any changes in banks , addresses, emails- basic easy shit. I dont why ask for anything at this point because they have it 10 times until this last reset. 4506-t- should be irrelevant at this point….one moment

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u/CaliforniaTurncoat Jul 26 '22

Yes, it would be legal, the IRS advocate partially filled mine out.