In September 2013, I received a letter from the IRS that they did not have a copy of my 2011 tax return, but they had received checks from me for estimated tax payments that year. They told me to send them a copy of my 2011 tax form. So, I printed a second copy and mailed it to them.

In December 2013, I received another letter from the IRS claiming that they did not have a copy of my 2011 tax return. Did they lose the second copy, also?

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Consider the possibility that some Jew in the IRS is deliberately discarding my tax return in the trash. When they receive the third copy of my tax return, some Jew could put it in the trash again, and then the IRS would send me another letter to complain that they still don't have my tax return. It should be obvious that Jews working in the IRS can easily harass people that they regard as enemies or competitors simply by discarding documents. I would not be surprised if some Jews have gone even further by doing something to cause people to pay fees, such as discarding their checks and pretending that they never received their payments.