I hadn’t thought about all of these, and thought others might find this interesting. I can’t recommend #5 IRS Credit option, though. Why let them hang onto the money? We can hang onto it just as easily, and I have an interest-bearing checking account, at least. The IRS doesn’t pay interest.
Debra Moore, CPA, Owner
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