Do I get a confirmation after a resubmitted my rejected federal tax return? I corrected the error but never received any confirmation it was resubmitted.

[bccmaras908]

Turbotax desktop has the same original rejected message and I'm not sure if I need to resubmit again.

[Cynthiad66]

Once the e-file is accepted or rejected, you should receive an email.  You can also check your e-file status below.

After you e-file your return, it's considered "pending". After the IRS processes your return, it'll either be accepted or rejected.

Once you submit your return in TurboTax Online, you'll see its status on the Tax Home screen of your account. We'll also send you emails letting you know when your e-file status changes.

You can use the IRS tool Where's My Refund to check if your e-filed return has been received.

If you don't see an e-file status for your return in TurboTax Online, you may have filed your return in a different account or using a different method.

If you used TurboTax Desktop:

1. Select File.
2. Select Check E-file status.

[bccmaras908]

My question is related to seeing the "resubmitted" status or pending status.  I know I clicked transmit now but there is no indication via emails or via the desktop status that shows it was resubmitted after I fixed the errors.  How do I know Turbo Tax retransmitted my return?

[bccmaras908]

Just to clarify -  My intent was is to try and resubmit again if  that did not go through.

[CatinaT1]

You can check that your return was received by the taxing authority  using these instructions: Check the Electronic Postmark of your Return. Pay close attention to the separate lines for Federal and State. They are separate statuses.

[bccmaras908]

Hi there, 

I don't see the option to display the electronic filing history.  But if I look at the pdf I saved, which has the corrected error, I see that the efile status rejected with the original timestamp so it does not tell me the Turbo Tax resubmitted it.  Please help!

[bccmaras908]

I'm extremely dissatisfied with the support from Turbo Tax. I have a software question and not a tax question and no one is able to answer me directly.  The software failed me. I'm computer literate, so  I know when I clicked "Transmit" but none here has helped me. I will be requesting a refund because I'm going somewhere else to file.

[Cynthiad66]

After you e-file your return, it's considered "pending". After the IRS processes your return, it'll either be accepted or rejected.

Once you submit your return in TurboTax Online, you'll see its status on the Tax Home screen of your account. We'll also send you emails letting you know when your e-file status changes.

You can use the IRS tool Where's My Refund to check if your e-filed return has been received.

If you don't see an e-file status for your return in TurboTax Online, you may have filed your return in a different account or using a different method.

If you used TurboTax Desktop:

1. Select File.
2. Select Check E-file status.

@bccmaras908 

[bccmaras908]

Hello - The answer you provided does not answer my question directly and I've read this from your website (yes, I've done the research).  My question relates to what to expect if the return was resubmitted after being rejected. It  was retransmitted  successfully (I wish I recorded)  but there is no indication anywhere  it was successful. No emails, no update in status, nothing.   This is a basic question of what to expect  and no one seems to know.

[Cynthiad66]

If your return has been accepted, you receive an e-mail.

If your return is rejected, you receive an e-mail.

I suggest creating an IRS Online account.  That account will provide some additional information.

[philsevans]

Yes- it takes a few minutes tho! I used the downloaded version so it is not online. Next year I might try the online version.

[CatinaT1]

You can check that your return was received by the taxing authority  using these instructions: Check the Electronic Postmark of your Return. Pay close attention to the separate lines for Federal and State. They are separate statuses.