His death was largely exaggerated – twice.
Long Island's widow discovered that his death was mistakenly declared – again – after he tried to present his strikes leading to the deadline on April 15, according to a report.
12 Long Island News reported this week that the Battle of Jin Innnanum with the federal government was majestic this tax season after his problems first began in 2022 when his wife died suddenly.
At that time, the Social Security Administration was mistakenly distinguished, which led to countless headaches.
In addition to social security, all health insurance cards, banking and credit services have been thrown into chaos.
The problem was solved after the station was first brought to the first time to the light in May 2024, but it now seems only temporary.
When a Smithitown resident tried to provide his electronic strikes this year, his accounting called him while he was leading him to tell him that the Tax Authority had no documents that was alive.
“In fact, I had to get out of the road and stop,” he said. I was very annoyed. “
He resorted to sending a message he received from social security confirming that he is still kicking.
While he hopes that the case will be resolved for the second time in two years, he left and wonders about the number of times he would seem to be killed on paper.
“There is absolutely no guarantee,” Independum said to the station. “Fortunately, I must provide taxes once a year.”
All the federal nail has restored painful memories of the death of his wife in August 2022 after the couple married nearly 50 years ago.
“As for the person who is going through this, all the sadness I had. We all make mistakes, but no if you are making a mistake, it is the way the error is correct,” Independum said in an interview in 2024 with news 12.
