<prompt> Human: I dropped off my papers, she said shed call in a few days, never did. When I finally called her. She said they had already been submitted and to come in and pay my fee.Im a new customer at this office and Im getting substantially less on my return than from my last accountant.So I asked how come she never called me to show me what Id be getting if I filed with her. She said it wasnt necessary and that theres nothing I can do.What should I do? Can I call my old accountant to look over the documents they files? Or a lawyer?  <response>: She said it wasnt necessary and that theres nothing I can do.This is false. If you never signed an 8879 or similar statement, or otherwise gave your consent for them to file your taxes, they were not authorized to file for you, certainly not without some sort of signature. Go to their office and demand all of your original documents back they are required by law to give them to you, then report them to the IRS. You can do this with form 14157-A and 14157 and sending them to the address youd normally send your 1040.What sorts of licenses does she have? 