After E-Filing my 2023 Federal return and receiving the expected refund, I received a Schedule K-1 form and needed to update my return accordingly. I entered the amend process in TurboTax 2023 Deluxe and input the K-1 data into the program and E-Filed the amended version, which was rejected. I then tried updating the return thinking I may have missed or mistakenly entered data and resubmitted, which was again rejected. Clicking on Check E-file Status, I get the following:
What does
Return reviewed
mean?
I've received no emails indicating why the submissions were rejected. My email address should be good because I'm getting emails notifying me of badges earned on TurboTax Community where I'm trying to understand this problem.
I ended up speaking with Turbotax support and they suggested changing a few zero entries by blanking them out. I shared my screen with the support agent and she directed me to the different zero entries she thought might be causing the rejection with no reason provided. She also indicated that if it was not successful, I would need to mail in the amended return.
I resubmitted my E-file of my amended return and it was eventually again rejected. I ended up mailing in my return to the IRS.
JulieS, thank you for your reply.
No, that isn't very helpful. Try selecting the blue link there that says Review again. If that still doesn't show you something helpful, select the Review tab and run the full Review again.
If you get a message, but you aren't sure what it means, please respond back to this thread and TurboTax can help you further.
I ended up speaking with Turbotax support and they suggested changing a few zero entries by blanking them out. I shared my screen with the support agent and she directed me to the different zero entries she thought might be causing the rejection with no reason provided. She also indicated that if it was not successful, I would need to mail in the amended return.
I resubmitted my E-file of my amended return and it was eventually again rejected. I ended up mailing in my return to the IRS.
JulieS, thank you for your reply.