<prompt> Human: Im going to talk to a tax rep next week, Im just looking for stories or additional advice. Basically, I got a notice that said in 2014, I kept 8000 worth of income off my tax return so now I owe them 800. Turns out my mom set up an account for me whenever under my name that contains this 8000 and did not tell me about it. Do I get any leeway if I tell them that I had no idea this account even existed? I dont even have access to it and I wont for at least eight years. Since this audit I dont actually know how they found if, but I assume it was an audit was in 2014 and I also failed to include this extra income in 2015, is that an extra 800 Im going to be on the line for eventually? This is sort of a childish question, but here goes. How is it fair I cant think of a better word to charge me taxes on money that I didnt know existed and I wont see for a significant period of time? Thanks PF. Edit: I found the letter. It came via certified mail addressed to both my husband and I I guess we got two copies then with a return address of:Department of the Treasury International Revenue ServicePO Box 621505Atlanta, GAIts titled as a notice of deficiency and says theyve determined there is a deficiency of my income tax from 2014. Its has a Notice code of CP3219A. It has the last four of my social. Theres like four pages, so I cant put it all here. It looks legit, but I wouldnt actually know. Edit: Further research took me to WAUTMA. According to that, Im still a minor until Im 25. Im only 21, so she may still have custody of the account because of this. This brings about a question though. If shes the custodian of the account, maintains it, etc. and I have zero access to it, per WAUTMA, why am I paying taxes on it?  <response>: Go buy two 400 ITunes gift cards and pay them immediately!But seriously, this sounds a little sketchy... Be sure to do your research before makingany decisions. 