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No, I'm afraid not.  Your payment information was transmitted to the IRS when you filed the return and the IRS has it now.  Whatever payment arrangements you have made with them have already been entered into the IRS system.  You can try to contact the IRS to change your payment arrangements but contacting the IRS at this point can be very difficult.   Here's the contact information for the IRS.   @AJRios73 

Thank you so much for the solutions. You are AWESOME! I am leaning the third alternative: my HSA custodian already asked me to mail a check back with the distribution as a Mistaken Distribution so that part is taken care of. She suggested to remove excessive distribution as a second step but I prefer your suggestion of taking 6% ding but carry that to 2025 HSA (I am making sure my contribution doesn’t exceed limit with the carryover this time). But my question is, the excessive contribution was from 2023, not 2024 - would it be any problem to carry that in to 2025? 

Go back to that section and uncheck the box   Click on Federal on the left side of the program screen Click on Other Tax Situations Under Other Tax Info On  Presidential Campaign Fund, click on the Revisit button

You can check with the IRS to see if his employer sent in a W-2.   If he is disabled, are you claiming him as a dependent?  Was he employed as an employee or self-employed?  Did he make more than $14,600 as an employee?  If he made less than that as an employee, he may not need to file a return if that is his only income.    Can you check bank statements to see if there are deposits from a company?

A wife is not a dependent, you are either married or divorced. If you are married, you must file either MFJ or MFS. Take the IRS Filing Status quiz. Your child may be your dependent, depending on the agreements between you and your wife along with any court documents. If you are filing MFJ, the child would be included.

> The first page of the PDF should have bank information.   Thanks for the reply.   In my case, following those instructions only lets me see tax documents for past years.   What I was curious about was, when I select "File an extension", and click "Download your Federal Extension", the resulting PDF (form 4868) contains none of the payment information I entered when filing the extension.   That's the bit that trips me up: I can't see whether the payment was successfully submitted alongside the extension, only that the extension was approved.

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