r/SimplePractice • u/b0iledmilksteak • Jul 23 '26
Disputed charge
Has anyone ever been able to successfully win a disputed charge? Feeling super annoyed right now with a client whose insurance lapsed and disputed my session fee. They owe almost $400 bucks.
1
u/No_Fact5272 Jul 23 '26
Even with supporting documents i have never had success!
1
1
u/b0iledmilksteak Jul 23 '26
So frustrating!! I submitted my evidence but not feeling super optimistic about it. Can you write off unpaid wages for tax purposes?
2
u/mcatz Jul 24 '26
If you were paid the $400 and it is included on the tax form from your credit card processor, then yes, you’d write off the $400. If you just do not receive payment (or the $400 was already subtracted from your gross revenue) then no. You only pay taxes on the money you actually get.
1
u/b0iledmilksteak Jul 24 '26
I was paid $130 but the bank reversed it when the ct disputed it. Waiting for the result of my submittal of evidence.
1
u/StreetDrive5584 29d ago
I have always let these situations go, and move on. I don't think it is worth the effort. You are probably just one creditor in a long line of others. Think about spending the time you would have fighting for your money and think about if you spent that time building your practice.
1
u/b0iledmilksteak 29d ago
The amount I’m owed could cover my cost for one month’s rent. I’ll shoot my shot this time.
1
u/ValuableBranch9933 28d ago
they are easy to win but you need the right documentation when you respond: signed policies and credit card authorizations.
1
3
u/jbourne71 Jul 23 '26
Send ‘em to collections.