If my 2012 Form 1040 was recently changed and I received a refund this year do I need to report that money as taxable?

jmcan111 · ‎January 26, 2025

rjs · ‎January 26, 2025

You do not report a federal income tax refund on your federal tax return.

MindyB · ‎January 26, 2025

No, federal taxes are not a deduction or addition. If you received interest on the refund, that is taxable income for the year in which it was received.

You can report interest income here:

Open TurboTax Online and navigate to Wages & Income > Investments and Savings (1099-B, 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099-K, Crypto) > Add/Edit
Under "Let's import", choose "Enter a different way."
Choose Interest, continue
Choose "Type it in myself"

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If my 2012 Form 1040 was recently changed and I received a refund this year do I need to report that money as taxable?

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