Dealerships that didn't provide paperwork for EV Tax Credit {Solution post #119}

[StaffanM]

Keep us posted, this will be a litmus test for manual return filing with alternate documentation

I will be checking it daily, just for any updates and worst case scenario if mailing in tangible evidence of purchase within the qualifying year is accepted, then that gives others the option to mail in an amendment if necessary including their own evidence.

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[P-38]

My dealership had not heard about the portal opening again until I informed them.

Then they waited until today to input my sale.

While the sale does not yet show in my IRS portal my efile tax return was not rejected, instead it was accepted.

I'll be watching the portal for the sale and my tax return status but seem to be over the hump of the dealership screwing up.

 

[P-38]

My portal still is not showing the truck...which is odd. But my portal does show this:

So I can finally close the purchase chapter of this truck.

 

[TaxmanHog]

My portal still is not showing the truck...which is odd. But my portal does show this:

So I can finally close the purchase chapter of this truck.

This is interesting, hope you get the credit w/o issues!

Was this a joint return? If so was the spouse listed as the purchaser of the vehicle?

In this type of scenario, the information report would be on their tax account, FYI for anyone in this situation. Information returns are only for individual taxpayers, with joint filing of the 1040, the system analyzes both tax accounts for all data reports to match against the jointly filed tax return.

 

[kf59]

My portal still is not showing the truck...which is odd. But my portal does show this:

So I can finally close the purchase chapter of this truck.

I know where to check the status of my refund, but where do you check the dealer submission?

 

[TaxmanHog]

I know where to check the status of my refund, but where do you check the dealer submission?

You need to register for online access to your tax account (which is more detailed than the "Wheres my refund" application. https://www.irs.gov/your-account

Once registered, you go here:

This section will show the data reports for 2024 or 2025 if there was a recent purchase.

You and spouse must BOTH check individually depending on who is the listed buyer.

 

[jimfigler]

@jimfigmay want to send that link to his dealer!

Yep I did

 

[kf59]

You need to register for online access to your tax account (which is more detailed than the "Wheres my refund" application. https://www.irs.gov/your-account

Once registered, you go here:

This section will show the data reports for 2024 or 2025 if there was a recent purchase.

You and spouse must BOTH check individually depending on who is the listed buyer.

Thanks! This was hugely helpful. After 2 months claiming they did what they obviously didn’t do, a screen shot showing my EV credit lacking on this IRS site was what it finally took to get the dealer to file in the portal. They got a “Pending Review” response. Anyone have an idea how long that review might take?

 

[TaxmanHog]

Thanks! This was hugely helpful. After 2 months claiming they did what they obviously didn’t do, a screen shot showing my EV credit lacking on this IRS site was what it finally took to get the dealer to file in the portal. They got a “Pending Review” response. Anyone have an idea how long that review might take?

I'm not sure, maybe 24/48 hours they should get an acknowledgement and be able to print your 15400.

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