After you file

The IRS has said that they want to e-file 1040X and "hope" to have that running sometime later this "summer" To do that, the IRS must first write e-file specifications (schemas) for the 1040X and then program and test the IRS e-file system to accept the electronic forms, then give those specification to tax software companies to write and program their software. Then the whole thing must be tested end-to-end before released to the public. That procedure usually takes several months to do, and is still is the design stage.

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-announces-form-1040-x-electronic-filing-options-coming-this-summer-...

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