Jack Carter88 said:Ultimately, it all comes down to the specific clerk handling your file; there is always room for an exception if you play your cards right. But if you hit a wall and they refuse to take it, don't just sit there. Roll up your sleeves and head down to the local IRS office tomorrow to hand-deliver that electronic card application in person. If you move fast enough, you might just manage to get your IRS access activated by the April 30th deadline.
At the end of the day, submitting something late is still miles better than not submitting anything at all.
I agree, there isn't much choice... 🙂 Since my agent agreed to accept the supporting documents with the tax return, I just hope they don't nitpick too much over those few days of delay. Regardless, thank you for the help...