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What you are seeing is that the corrected 1098 is not changing your amount due. When you hit the amend button everything goes to $0 and then any changes in that number are based on the return you already submitted. If the 1098 would have made any changes you would see a different number there that would have been a refund of the amount you paid in.
What you are seeing is that the corrected 1098 is not changing your amount due. When you hit the amend button everything goes to $0 and then any changes in that number are based on the return you already submitted. If the 1098 would have made any changes you would see a different number there that would have been a refund of the amount you paid in.
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