Well, it's not that difficult to type "Request IRS Refund Form" into your browser and retrieve the Form 843. It's a one-page simple request that actually allows you to just write or type the circumstance in plain talk. You cannot file an AMENDED RETURN for a refund of an overpayment. I have one in the IRS mill now and am awaiting a refund or response. It could take a while, but I should have been more careful with TT---it's was wrong when I first E-filed and two days later it came out with an updated fix. If I do not get satisfaction by next year, I'll demand a free TT from the site as compensation.
