If you plan to mail in
your return, you can go back and make the adjustment and print and mail the
adjusted copy.
If you plan to e-mail
your return.
If the return has not
been submitted, you can go back and correct it.
If your return has
been submitted, you should wait to determine if it has been rejected or accepted.
If rejected, you can
go back and change or adjust your return. .
Once accepted
by the IRS, you should wait until you receive your refund or paid your
balance due to amend the return.
When you amend, if the
result does not make a difference, you can disregard it.
If the result does
change, print and mail the amendment a (it cannot be e-filed) and allow about
16 weeks for processing.
See
Do I Need To
Amend My Return?
