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Two of my 1099R's coincidentally have the identical amount of income to report. Efile IRS keeps rejecting them as duplicates, which they are not.
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Increase the amount on one by $1, and decrease the amount on the other by $1.
Try this -
Subtract $0.01 cent from the first 1099-R and and add $0.01 cent to the second 1099-R. E-file the 2020 tax return again.
Increase the amount on one by $1, and decrease the amount on the other by $1.
@DoninGA I'm concerned that 1 cent may not help, since the program (and the IRS) rounds to the nearer dollar.
It is possible but other users have reported that adding and subtracting $0.01 cent works for e-filing the tax return.
This worked! Thanks.
WHAT do I DO to REFILE????
WHAT cause this REJECTION when I File???/
I filed the return and was rejected , this was done three times , and the reason was the 2019 AGI was being flagged as incorrect , which was not the case , how can this be corrected? And was my bank account charged three times ? Each time I had to resubmit after a new rejection ?
Try 0 for your AGI. No, you are only charged once.
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