No doubt!   Just getting started.  I’ll continue to update my successes.  

The state taxes had been turned over to a law firm for collections.  They had sent a couple letters previously but the last letter stated “final notice” and demanded immediate payment.  So, I filled (typed) out a hard copy 1099A, OID, 1096, 1040V, with the letter they sent.  I sent this packet to the law firm.  In approximately 30 days I received a certified letter from the state tax commission with a coupon for the renaming balance- interest and penalties has incurred but the taxes owed was $0.  I mailed a check of $88.12 and the coupon within three days of receipt.   The tax commission also followed up on the third day with another certified letter and another coupon.   I resented it as well.  I confirmed the tax commission processed my check of $88.12 on that same third day.  I have not received any more info from that transaction. I have the copies I can upload if necessary. 

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Lender:

United States Treasury

1111 Constitution Avenue NW

Washington DC 20224

US-Phone 800-829-1040

52-0907065

Borrower:

First-Middle: Last., Beneficiary

SSN#

Account Number: I put in the number listed on the bill

Description: OTC taxes

I typed all the info on both the 1099-A and the 1099-OID using the top form and voided the blank forms- I sent the whole form.   I endorsed the back of the 1099-A with the wetting signature in blue ink.  I sent blank 1096 and 1040V. I did not send a photo copied 1096. I ordered and received the 1096 from the treasury.  

Also, I typed the amount owed in box 4.  Box #2 contained an additional 5% which I mentioned in the cover letter to cover the firm’s expenses to process and file.  

Please understand that I also sent the remittance coupon provided by the law firm.  So, I don’t know which or both was successful.  Nevertheless, I now owe $0 in Oklahoma state taxes.