If I previously tried $0, but I corrected it to $21,900. Can you confirm that $21,900 is the AGI currently saved on my return and that $0 is no longer stored anywhere

user17703337964 — Sun, 08 Feb 2026 08:23:22 GMT

The second time rejected because of 0 for AGI I fixed with what is the AGI 21900 but it got rejected again but it’s saying it’s rejected 0 all ready not the 21900 that I changed it too

Re: If I previously tried $0, but I corrected it to $21,900. Can you confirm that $21,900 is the ...

LeticiaF1 — Sun, 08 Feb 2026 20:10:37 GMT

We can't see what your AGI is but you can find it. If you filed with TurboTax, to get back to your 2024 return, you can try our self-serve account recovery process. If you didn't file with TurboTax and you have a copy of your return, you can find your AGI on Form 1040 on Line 11. You can also order a free digital transcript of your return from the IRS. You can view your online transcript immediately, while a mailed transcript takes 5–10 days to receive.

If you have a different situation from what I mentioned before, you can see the following TurboTax help article for more ways to find your AGI:

How do I find last year's AGI?

To correct your last year's AGI and e-file your return:

Open your return
Select the File tab
Continue until you reach the screen that says To continue, select options below
Enter your corrected AGI in Enter last year's AGI here
Select Continue and follow the screens until you've re-transmitted your return

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If I previously tried $0, but I corrected it to $21,900. Can you confirm that $21,900 is the AGI currently saved on my return and that $0 is no longer stored anywhere

Re: If I previously tried $0, but I corrected it to $21,900. Can you confirm that $21,900 is the ...