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today in this video we're going to look at a whole new concept for this filing season and it's called the taxpayer account 38 million is going to be receiving this letter 6419 on the advanced child tax credit keeping that in mind if you can't find as an example or the eip payment that letter that'll be coming up you can't find it we're going to show you today that if you'll set up this taxpayer account you can find that plus up 20 some other features like what was last year's hgi and you can do it real time on irs.gov what we'd like to have an outcome of this is to show you how to get from having a question want to go to irs.gov instead of going to the phone and waiting on hold and maybe getting a courtesy hangout or maybe wait on like for example last year on the eip payments the economic impact payment we had to wait sometimes weeks to get the irs to send out an additional letter today we're going to do is we're going to have william he's a taxpayer he actually is an enrolled agent...