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The 1099-Q is an input form. It is not a form that generates on a tax return. Only taxable 529 plan distributions end up on your return, on line 21 of the 1040. There is no "1099-Q form" on your taxes.
If your 1099-Q distribution isn't taxable, it won't actually be reported anywhere on your return. There's no "I got a 1099-Q, but its not taxable" form-equivalent.
There's nothing for you to amend. Do not send the IRS an amendment, as you aren't actually changing anything.
You won't be penalized, as there's nothing to penalize you for.
The 1099-Q is an input form. It is not a form that generates on a tax return. Only taxable 529 plan distributions end up on your return, on line 21 of the 1040. There is no "1099-Q form" on your taxes.
If your 1099-Q distribution isn't taxable, it won't actually be reported anywhere on your return. There's no "I got a 1099-Q, but its not taxable" form-equivalent.
There's nothing for you to amend. Do not send the IRS an amendment, as you aren't actually changing anything.
You won't be penalized, as there's nothing to penalize you for.
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