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No, you can't modify your tax return once it's been filed.
You will need to wait until your returns get accepted or rejected. If for some reason they are rejected, you can add your 1099-INT form & re-e-file. If your returns get accepted then you would need to amend your return to add the form.
You cannot amend your return until the amendment form (1040X for Federal) is available which is sometime in mid to late February. You should also wait to amend your return until your original return has been fully processed. Amended returns must be mailed, they cannot be e-filed.
To amend with the Online version, Sign back into your return, Scroll down to Your tax return & documents (you may need to select Show), select 2019 and then Amend (change) return.
To amend your 2019 return in the TurboTax CD/Download software:
3 weeks after mailing your amended federal return, you can start tracking it at the IRS Where's My Amended Return? site. Allow at least 16 weeks for the IRS to process your amended return.
Processing times for amended state returns vary from state to state. If it's been more than 12 weeks since you mailed your amended state return, and you haven't heard anything, we suggest you contact your state tax agency.
Also see the following: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/amending/help/how-to-amend-change-or-correct-a-return-you-already-...
When I filed in 20and 19 I need to correct a mistake on my 2019 and that is the gift part and I need to put a zero on it
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As noted by DJS you cannot alter your return after it has been accepted by the taxing agencies. You will need to wait for your return to be processed.
In the meantime, a gift is not taxable until or unless you actually earn income from it. You may not need to amend at all.
If you would provide more clarifying information the gift and interview section that you were entering that information and someone may respond with more information specific to your situation.
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