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I began an amendment of my 2019 return which has been accepted and refund paid by the IRS. I expected the state and federal amounts to covert to zero. The state amount did but the federal refund starts out at a seemingly random $7,088!
Now I'm left to pore through my original return and the amendment and try to find the discrepancy(s). Is anyone else experiencing this issue?
I've tried 3 different versions of my 2019 .tax2019 files - one was the originally e-filed version and two other were from a few days later after the IRS and states had accepted my returns.
Note the originally e-filed version starts out with a different refund amount than noted above. This makes the product seem very unreliable. Help! I can send my tax file privately if that would help ...
Thanks ...
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When using the ONLINE version of the program one should never make any changes to the filed return until you start the amendment process. So you need to get the return back to how it was filed before starting the amendment process.
Thanks Critter-3. I am using the PC version of the program, not the ONLINE version ...
Appreciate your help!
Same advice ... you must use the unadulterated file to start the amendment process ... find that one then start fresh. If you have no clean files to use ...
If you started amending your federal return by accident and would like to cancel the amendment, follow this process to correctly "unamend" your federal return:
State Amendments
The best way to "unamend" your state return is to go through your state return from the beginning and keep your eyes peeled for amend-related screens or questions.
The amend question usually appears right at the beginning or towards the end of the state interview (never in the middle).
Correct any entries that have to do with an amended return, e.g.:
If you still can't get rid of your state amendment form, try clearing your state return and starting over.
I went back and checked - I have no 1040X form(s) in the returns I've attempted to amend. I haven't saved them either as the results seem suspect.
If you've filed 1040X, there are 3 columns - original amount, net change, and correct amount. I would expect upon import from an originally filed return that the "original amount" column would match the original return, the "net change" column would be "zero", and the "correct amount" column would equal the "original amount" column (to start).
When I imported my original filed return to be amended, I got a mess - unexpected values in the "net change" column (from who knows where).
Seems to me to be a flaw in the code... I have used TT and Quicken for over 15 years and use the computer for work daily so this is not my first rodeo.
Thanks....
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