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February 13, 2024
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Amended Return 1040X

  • February 13, 2024
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I made a significant error on my tax return and refused the IRS direct deposit refund. I need to prepare an Amended Return 10340-X NOW. How do I get the ability to submit an amended return? Should I just go to Tax Act and start over? 

 

 

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    Alumni - Champ
    February 13, 2024

    If the IRS rejected the return, fix it.

    What is the rejection message? Quote all of it exactly.

    Level 15
    February 13, 2024

    Stop panicking and wait a few days for the 1040X to become available on the TT site.   it is scheduled to be available on 2-15----days away.   If you try to go to another site and amend a return you prepared using TT you will only compound your mistakes and create confusion for yourself and the IRS.

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    Level 2
    February 15, 2024

    xmasbaby0:

     

    Regarding your comment to "Stop Panicking" because TurboTax does not provide a means to submit a 1040X amendment, we have used TurboTax for 15 years with good results.  This year I made an error on the initial return and now need to file a 1040X and amended state tax return but Turbotax does not provide a 1040X or the means to electronically file that or an amended Alabama return.

     

    In your earlier response, you stated the 1040X would be available 2/15/24. Please provide an update as to when the Amendment capability will be available.  It is nearly two months into the tax season and 1040X still not available. I need to decide if switching to a different provider is necessary.

     

    Thank you, 

     

    Jerry Anderson

    Level 15
    February 15, 2024

    The availability date for the 1040X is subject to change.  We have not been given a new date as of today.    You can keep checking.   It should be soon.    And...the tax season really did not begin until January 29---that is when the IRS began to accept/reject tax returns.   

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