If I filed a form 8606, but ended up not contributing, do I need to file an amendment and does it need to be done by 4/15?

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No, you have up to three years to Amend your return. Amended returns are processed separately and can take up to 16 weeks to process. Be sure to save a copy of your original filed return. You'll end up attaching the corrected Form 8606 to Form 140X.

Here's more info on How to Amend a Tax Return and on Form 8606.

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If I filed a form 8606, but ended up not contributing, do I need to file an amendment and does it need to be done by 4/15?

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