I file my taxes last night and my daughters name is spelled wrong I need to go back and change that

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I file my taxes last night and my daughters name is spelled wrong I need to go back and change that

You can't pull it back and change it. If it's her first name that is spelled wrong, no harm is done. If it's her last name then the IRS may reject your electronic filing. If they do, then you can change it. If they don't, then it's OK.

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I file my taxes last night and my daughters name is spelled wrong I need to go back and change that

You can't pull it back and change it. If it's her first name that is spelled wrong, no harm is done. If it's her last name then the IRS may reject your electronic filing. If they do, then you can change it. If they don't, then it's OK.

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