Schwab sent me a corrected 1099 on Apr. 14, one day after I filed my taxes so now I have to file an amended return. I have not done amended taxes before and I have a few questions before I start.
Will I be able to download and import the one corrected 1099 from Schwab using the Turbotax amendment process? I currently have 3 accounts but only one was corrected and needs to be changed.
I understand that I can submit my amended federal return through Turbotax without additional charges - is that correct? Will Turbotax guide me through an update of my Maryland state return, and can I submit my amended return electronically again (I already paid once for state e-file).
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Thank you. How do I tell if my return was "completely processed"? I got a message that my return was accepted, and I could see that my tax payment was withdrawn from my bank account. But do I get a notice from someone that my return was completely processed? And, if there is a corrected 1099 form wasn't accounted for, wouldn't this result in a notice from the IRS that my tax return wasn't completed properly?
No. You do not get a notice saying that your return was completely processed. You can check your IRS Online account to see the status of your return when you owe money.
If there was a corrected 1099 that was not accounted for, and the IRS caught it, yes, you would get a letter from them letting you know they are making changes to your return. If you did not include correct information and your return was processed, then you can amend your return by signing back into your account or program and clicking the amend button.
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