<prompt> Human: I file my taxes through a friend of friends CPA. He lives in a different state. Communication is always an issue with him. He filed for my taxes this year and he said refund will be deposited into my account. But, he didnt inform me how much he contributed to my IRA to lower the bracket. I didnt think he contributed any as the refund was 2k only. I found out this morning that he put a contribution of 11k towards my 2013 IRA, which is a huge amount to deduct. I dont know what I should. I dont want to commit fraud, but I cant afford to hire a CPA at the moment and cant go back and contribute the 11k into my account as well. I dont want IRS to think I am evading taxes when CPA doesnt inform me steps to take etc. I have to file for sponsorship for an immigrant next year..HELP!  <response>: It is hard to understand what happened here. Are you saying that your CPA reported that you made an 11000 contribution to your IRA but you didnt actually make any contribution in 2013 or 2014 for your 2013 IRA? When you say the CPA put a contribution to your IRA what do you mean? 