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Do I need to amend my return if I forgot a 1099R with no tax consequences? It was a rollover to another IRA.

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No, you do not need to amend your return, because you are not changing your filing status, number of dependents, or total income. If the IRS has a question about the omitted Form 1099R, they will contact you by mail and ask for additional information.

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My federal tax was rejected because someone used my SSN fraudulently. Consequently, my NY state return was rejected. Can I still submit my NY state using efile??

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Do I need to amend my return if I forgot a 1099R with no tax consequences? It was a rollover to another IRA.

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