I need to get reported income from the IRS. What is the easiest way to get it?

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   Bruce Wilson

   San Diego Tax Lawyer

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   Answered May 22, 2012 13:38. You should get the info. back from the accountant or give them a time limit on completing the work.
   
   You can also request a tax transcript of any income that is reported to each corp. You will have to prove that you are authorized to represent the corporation in order to get the info. though. You will also need the tax id no. to give to the IRS when you contact them.
   
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   Phillip Smith

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   Answered May 21, 2012 10:51. I don't believe that you have any additional extensions for 2010 because all filing periods expired in 2011. You may also be subject to additinal penalties and interest if you do not file immediately your returns.
   
   I am not sure what info from the IRS your are seeking, so you need to be more specific. You can always check your bank deposits to determine what income the entity received if you are depositing all income.
   
   Good luck!
   Phillip M. Smith Jr.
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   Jose Sanchez

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   Answered May 21, 2012 17:40. File Form 4506-T (check box 8) with the IRS. Hopefully, you deposited your receipts into a bank account and, as Mr. Smith suggests, you can analyze your deposits into the account to aid you in determining your income. And, yes, get that return filed as quickly as possible.

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   Jeffrey JonesPro

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   Answered May 23, 2012 05:53. You may be able to get the information you need from the IRS account transcript office. 866-860-4259. They will have documentation of all income reported to the IRS by all entities.

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