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Is it to late to fix a mistake I made on my filed return?
After I filed last night I realized a mistake that I made on my return. I confused my 401K contribution with an IRA. Line 17 should be 0.
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Is it to late to fix a mistake I made on my filed return?
Submitting the return for filing is just like dropping it into a mailbox - you can not get it back or change it.
Once you submit and find that you need to make a change, you will have to wait until the IRS either accepts or rejects the return. If the return is rejected by the IRS, then you can make the necessary changes and resubmit it. If the return is accepted, then the only way to change it is to prepare an amended return and file it by mail.
Once you submit and find that you need to make a change, you will have to wait until the IRS either accepts or rejects the return. If the return is rejected by the IRS, then you can make the necessary changes and resubmit it. If the return is accepted, then the only way to change it is to prepare an amended return and file it by mail.
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Is it to late to fix a mistake I made on my filed return?
Submitting the return for filing is just like dropping it into a mailbox - you can not get it back or change it.
Once you submit and find that you need to make a change, you will have to wait until the IRS either accepts or rejects the return. If the return is rejected by the IRS, then you can make the necessary changes and resubmit it. If the return is accepted, then the only way to change it is to prepare an amended return and file it by mail.
Once you submit and find that you need to make a change, you will have to wait until the IRS either accepts or rejects the return. If the return is rejected by the IRS, then you can make the necessary changes and resubmit it. If the return is accepted, then the only way to change it is to prepare an amended return and file it by mail.
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