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Join nowWelcome to the Community forum, cherylcheok.
If the form 7200 is completed and filed, you'll need to contact our Customer Care Team and let us know the amounts and dates you requested the advance payments so your tax payments can be adjusted by the payroll system.
Check out this link for ways on how to connect with us: Contact Support.
However, if you've contacted us and informed that you already filed form 7200, your 941 will automatically be corrected.
Moreover, I don’t like to leave you empty-handed, you'll want to visit our Community Help Articles hub in case you need some related articles in managing your account.
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I've tried calling support with this information and they don't know what I'm talking about. Is there a special team that is informed about this adjustment?
It makes me sad hearing like no one understands your concerns, tjmattonen.
I'm here to ensure you'll get the right support to address your issue. I would suggest reaching out to our Payroll Support again. They can pull up your account and can assist you with the adjustment.
Here's where you can contact them: Contact Payroll Support.
I'm also adding this article about the IRS instruction about the form for additional reference: How to use IRS Form 7200.
Feel free to comment below on how the call/chat goes. I'll be right here to help if you have any additional questions.
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