<prompt> Human: Im going to attempt to consolidate this to be a little more concise. If anyone has any specific questions please feel free to ask. I filed my taxes this year for the first time since 2012.. Some things happened.. personal issues that were traumatizing.. and since 2012 I had basically forgotten about all of it. Everything done in retrospect I got some money back and I had some hits too. Prior to 2013 the job that I had made it so that I owed money every year. From 2013 on I have had a job to where I have gotten money back every year. Come to find out.. when I filed which I had practically forgotten about in 2011 I owed approximately 400.. Keep in mind for the past 7 years I have had two addresses one is my fathers and the other is my mothers. If I move I do not use my own address because I know that I am fairly mobile and that I can always get my mail through those two, yet I never received any notification of back taxes due.. They took my 73 from my 2016 taxes and applied it to back tax, that I didnt even realize I had, which had inflated from 400 to 800. They took the remainder from my 2014 taxes. And I was informed that my 2013 taxes, which were approximately 800, were unapplicable because I had missed the 3-year deadline.. Now Property of US Treasury. When I called the IRS and spoke to someone they told me that after all the filing had been completed I could call back and speak to someone to potentially appeal these fees and withholding of my tax return. Since then its been a brick wall.. Anyone who knows me knows Im very frugal and go insane over fees and charges.. Let alone the fact that theyre withholding money that is owed to me. Im ready to go all in and do research to figure out how I can argue with the IRS or even hire a lawyer if it will give me half of the money. Is there any advice on which Step I should take or if this is even worth the fight. please spare me the well you should have we are talking about what to do now.  <response>: What to do now is own up to your mistakes, take your losses, and move on. 