Amended return not needed?

[e-rath]

I noticed a few errors in my original 1099, but it only resulted in moving an amount from the IRA classification (15a) to pensions (16a). I completed a 1040X, but since there were no changes in net amounts, do I need to file it. I.e., does Turbo-Tax notify the IRS that I amended the original return? Thanks, ER

[PatriciaV]

No, you may not need to file an amended return for a small math or reporting error unless it results in an additional refund. Amended returns must be filed by mail, so the IRS is unaware of what you may have created in TurboTax.

If you wish to "unamend" your current year return, follow the instructions here: How do I cancel or undo an amended return?

You may wish to wait until the IRS has processed your return and sent your refund (if any). Then wait two to three months to see if you receive a letter from the IRS revising your original return. This happens fairly often for small changes. The IRS will recalculate the tax you owe (if any) and send you a bill. This is a fairly easy process and a lot less hassle than preparing an amended return, which has to be printed and mailed (no e-file).

For more info:

Do I need to Amend?
IRS Tax Topic 308 - Amended Returns