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Got rejected? Don't take it personally. We're here to help you figure it out and be done for good.
Step 1: Check your emailThe solution to many e-file rejections is as close as your Inbox. Look for an ACTION NEEDED! email from turbotax@intuit.com and follow the instructions.
Didn't get an email? Or you don't understand what you need to do to fix your return? Proceed to step 2.
All rejection messages are preceded by some type of code, for example IND-031 or R0000-507-01.
Search on that code for instructions on how to fix the rejection.
Tip: For reject codes with dashes, also try searching for the code without the dashes (e.g. IND031 or R000050701).
Follow the directions, either from inside your program or in your search results, to fix whatever it was that caused the rejection.
Tip: If the info you originally entered is correct to the best of your belief and knowledge, you won't be able to e-file. There likely is a data mismatch at the government, a dependent that's already been claimed, or other situation out of your control that prevents you from e-filing. In these cases, you can always paper-file your return by mail.
After completing the previous 3 steps, you're ready to re-file.
In your TurboTax program, click File in the upper-right area (mobile devices: tap in the upper-left corner to open the side menu, then tap File).
Follow the onscreen instructions to either e-file your return or file by mail.
Tip: If you get the same rejection a second time (or third, or fourth, or fifth...) and you see no mistakes on your return, it's best to select the file by mail option to paper-file your return.
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