Six, the government shutdown is costing some more than others with the closure of the Internal Revenue Service. Those looking to straighten out what they owe the government have no choice but to wait. These four Tucson locals report how the shutdown is affecting them. One local woman is seeing a hit to her Social Security checks until the IRS opens back up. The current budget situation has left accountants like Joanne Saba at a standstill. She shares how the shutdown has directly caused one of her clients to lose hundreds of dollars. Another Tucson resident may also see a garnishment in pay due to the shutdown. We spoke to his tax accountant who explains the frustration of not being able to send the necessary receipts to avoid paying back deductions. The shutdown means that there is no one in the office to review the paperwork and call off debt collectors. This individual has been patiently waiting for a response and hopes to get it resolved before his pay gets garnished. The IRS reminds everyone that deadlines remain the same despite the shutdown. Reporting from Studio Two, this is Unfair News for Tucson.
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