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Taxable interest from amended return?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 1, 2019
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I filed an amended return last year, and got a statement in the mail from the IRS that I had received $12.50 in interest from the government (since they had my return longer than they normally would.) The letter says this is taxable income and I need to file it, but I don't know where.

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Best answer by DavidD66

You would report the $12.50 of interest income in the Income Section, Interest and Dividends, Interest on 1099-INT. The interest amount goes in Box 1.

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You would report the $12.50 of interest income in the Income Section, Interest and Dividends, Interest on 1099-INT. The interest amount goes in Box 1.

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Is there a way to correct this if taxes has already been done?