Bob was there about July 11 and it was same
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On Jul 28, 2019, at 8:17 PM, Neil & Marilyn <nmr1311b@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I wonder if they are still doing business on St John's Ave? If so I bet they
have armed guard(s) at door. ? :-) Just wondering. Not going over there to
check!
On Sun, Jul 28, 2019 at 8:08 PM Paty <pat.witt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thank Neil
What a bummer!
I hope Ross, Maureen and all of them get what they deserve.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
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On Jul 28, 2019, at 6:04 PM, Neil & Marilyn <nmr1311b@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Pat, What Ila had to say is it. Maybe talk with your CPA if you use one.
But with only a 3 year window to make amendments, that can be a bummer.
Keep in mind however, if you don't know, that means 3 years returns before
the return you file by 04/15 of any current filing deadline. So in effect
it can be 4 years. As in 4 years including next April 15 or any year
following. The longer it takes for resolution, the poorer we fair. Each
year drops another year for another amended return. I am thinking, don't
file next years return until you have to if a resolution is in sight? Not
sure if getting an extension helps. Maybe there's a CPA among us that can
offer good thoughts?
On Sun, Jul 28, 2019 at 5:48 PM Pat Witt <pat.witt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
ILA
Please let us know what you discover here!
Thank you,
Pat and Bob
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On Jul 28, 2019, at 5:01 PM, Ila Stanek <timeout29@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Neil,
Check with your CPA, but mine has advised me that no relief can be sought
from IRS until the situation is settled. That does pose a problem because
of the three-years available for amending returns. I will be submitting a
document about the problem to both my CPA and the IRS.
Ila
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On Jul 28, 2019, at 1:34 PM, Neil & Marilyn <nmr1311b@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
That would be correct. With Pensco, I called them well before May 30 and
they requested I send them an explanation via email to a address they
provided. I did so and got a response that I assumed was sent to all
with Pensco associated with AEM. But maybe just to me? I received no
billing in July as would be normal. I was clear with them in my email
that in fact I had no money in any of the assets they listed.
I am thinking now that even though I received 1099's from them showing
interest received, it was mostly principle. They would not have known
that. AEM's 1099's were false, as their taxable "Interest" was mostly in
fact Principle. There all was mostly non taxable in reality. How to
address with the IRS? Anyone have thoughts. Can only go back 3 years
with them usually in any event. If we have to wait til there is some
resolution, we may never recover taxes paid on non interest.
On Sun, Jul 28, 2019 at 12:47 PM Glen Johnston
<glen.johnston@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Neil and Marilyn, I have two accounts, one of which is Qualified money,
that goes through IRA Services out of California. They have been
notified of all of this. I have been informed, that any disbursements
must be paid to the IRA company in trust for me. Otherwise, if there's
a check made out to the investor , taxes will be due on that money. I
am planning of coming up with some money to fight for us!
Thank you all for your information ! Judy Johnston
-----Original Message-----
From: Neil & Marilyn
Sent: Jul 28, 2019 11:24 AM
To: aem-vanc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [aem-vanc] Re: PENSCO
Pensco has stopped charging myself quarterly fee.
On Sun, Jul 28, 2019, 11:21 AM Robert Johnson <rdj11256@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Do any of you have IRA funds with PENSCO? If so, have you contacted
them and what was the outcome?
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