Now you wait for your return to be accepted or rejected by the IRS. You do not need to mail anything unless we tell you to. The goal of e-filing is to eliminate as much paperwork as possible.
There are a handful of situations where you might have to mail something after e-filing. If yours is one of them, we'll let you know. Otherwise, don't worry about it.
We do recommend that you print your return for your records after your e-filed return has been accepted.
