Solved: When i amend return from single to mfs it didn't change my refund. should is still mail it?

When i amend return from single to mfs it didn't change my refund. should is still mail it?

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If you are married you cannot file as Single. You would file as Married Filing Joint (both must agree) or Married Filing Separate.

After you changed your filing status you should go through the return to make sure the rest of the return is correct.

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I realized my job hasn’t been taking out federal taxes a single mom and head of house will I get a refund or what do I need to do? They only rook out when made over 1000

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When i amend return from single to mfs it didn't change my refund. should is still mail it?

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