@ mattygharmon wrote:
I had already filed for this job I have now, but I want to know if I can file another another one that just came A couple days ago. I had worked for a go calendar’s Store, and they just sent me that tax return
Forms like W-2's, 1099's, etc. are not called "returns". A return is the complete submission of all the info that you provide to the IRS. The store sent you a tax information form so that you can use it to prepare your return.
So you appear to be saying that you have already efiled your 2020 tax return, but that it is incorrect because it did not include a tax form (such as a W-2) that you received after you filed.
If so, when you log into Online TurboTax and look at the Tax Home it should show that your efiled return has a status of "pending." Since you already efiled your 2020 return, there is nothing you can do until you find out if the IRS either accepts or rejects the efiled return. Unfortunately, due to late tax law changes the IRS will not even open up to start processing until February 12, 2021, except for a few returns they pull early for testing purposes. In the meantime the return will sit on TurboTax servers with a "pending" status but cannot be retrieved to cancel or correct. So unless yours is one of the very few returns pulled early by the IRS, you won't know anything until February 12 or soon thereafter.
Once you learn if your original return is accepted or rejected, then you'll know what to do to add the additional income form you received. If you are lucky, your original return will be rejected, since that's the easiest to fix. If rejected, you just make the corrections, add the additional income form, and resubmit.
If your original 2020 return is accepted, however, then it's a bigger problem. The only way to correct an accepted return is to prepare and file an amended return Form 1040X to add the additional income, etc.
So in the meantime do NOT make any changes in your return until you find out if it's accepted or rejected by the IRS. If you end up having to prepare an amended return, it has to start out exactly as it was when originally filed.
