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October 29, 2020
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Anyone else have taxes amended without their knowledge? Waiting on letter from IRS in regards to return but have not received? Filed return electronically in March.

  • October 29, 2020
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Federal taxes were amended. Have not filed state yet. Received stimulus check but not return.
Best answer by Critter-3

My apologies. 

 

I never amended anything. I only sent it in the one time in March.  It was accepted by IRS back in March via text with no notice of rejection. How would I know if I filed an "non filer return" or filed an amended return by accident? 


 

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Critter-3
Level 15
October 29, 2020

If you mean the IRS changed( not amend ... only you amend a return)  your return then yes they can and will do so ... until you get the IRS notice explaining what they did it is just a guessing game.     Did you have to send in the form 8962 after you filed by chance ?  

 

And do not file the state until you find out what happened. 

kristen4Author
Level 2
October 29, 2020

Therein lies the problem @Critter-3 ; I did not amend my return. I did not send in a form 8962. However, when logging into TurboTax, it's showing me that "the IRS has accepted my amended federal return." 

 

Any ideas as to how long I should be waiting to receive this mysterious IRS letter? It's been at least 4 months since noting that I should be receiving a letter.  


Also have noted to not file state before figuring this out - Thanks!

Critter-3
Level 15
October 29, 2020

Ok ... well that is a different situation ... wish you had led with that nugget of information.  

 

SO ... let's see what you did since this  is on your end. 

 

Just recently amended returns can be efiled so it sounds like you efiled an amended return (in the last month)  instead of an original return and how the IRS will handle error  this is unknown at this time ... in the past they would send a letter asking you to mail in the original return.   

 

 

So did you ...

 

1) efile a non filer return earlier in the year ? (most likely situation)

 

2) efiled an original return but it was rejected so you clicked on amend a return by accident to make the corrections ?

 

3) did not efile the original return and when you came back to continue the process you accidentally clicked on amend a return to open the closed file and then filed the amended return by accident?