Legal Question in Tax Law in Florida

You should call the local police and report the check stolen. Assuming that the check came from the IRS directly, you should contact the IRS and initiate a tracer on the refund. If the check came from a third-party refund processor, you should contact them and get them to initiate a trace through their bank. I have dealt with more than 30 clients with similar circumstance this year alone and have found that although it is possible to eventually get the funds, it can be very time consuming and tedious.

I hope that answer helps. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

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