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CA07
Level 1

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

Were you then able to e-file correctly? Or did this just clear that form from irs.gov?

Ning
Level 2

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

Thank you so much! I just delete my non-filer return, but my e-file still can't go through due to the duplicate SSN. Have you run into the same problem?

CA07
Level 1

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

Same problem here, still can't e-file.

ntdomer
Returning Member

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

Thank you for the advise.  How long did it take before you were able to e-file your returns?

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

ALL MY CURRENT QUESTIONS :(

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

How do we reverse? Either way we should get our stimulus if all info we entered is correct now what about our taxes? Tying to submit ASAP I wish i didnt rush to do non-filler 

SusanY1
Expert Alumni

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

Unfortunately, if you accidentally submitted the non-filer form but you really need to file a 2019 tax return you will not be able to file your 2019 tax return electronically.  

 

Also, you will need to file Form 1040X, rather than Form 1040. 

 

The non-filer submission was intended for taxpayers who truly did not need to submit a tax return for the tax year, and as such it created a very simple tax return submitting a $0 tax return.  This is true whether you originated your submission from the TurboTax site or the IRS site.

 

This means that you now have a tax return on file with the IRS, and to submit your true return, you will need to amend it by mail using Form 1040X.

 

To file an amended return, as a best practice, I recommend that you first obtain a copy of your IRS transcript here: IRS Transcripts to verify that your return contains only the 0s.  

 

Your transcript should be available approximately 4-6 weeks after you submitted your non-filer submission. 

 

Once you have this information, you can then prepare your amended tax return.  If you used the TurboTax site to submit your return, you will be able to use your TurboTax account that you created to work through your amended return.  

 

If you used the IRS site, using our downloaded software will provide a better amendment experience as it is easier to create the original return necessary prior to creating the amended return.  You can purchase that software here: TurboTax Download Software.

 

For more complete information on how to amend a tax return please see this article: How to File an Amended Tax Return.

 

 

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CA07
Level 1

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

This is the misleading statement right here.  I admit that I didn't read past this!

 

Free File and Economic Impact Payments for Non-Filers

 

If you would normally file a 2019 tax return, you can still use Free File now.

SusanY1
Expert Alumni

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

While this does create a need to amend your federal tax return - no return was sent to any state tax authority, so this does not create a need to amend your state tax return.  You will file your IT-201 (or other state return) normally and amend only your 1040. 

 

@AABDEL

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CA07
Level 1

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

Can the state return be mailed immediately? Or should they be mailed out at the same time?

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

This will only delete what is in the form that is showing on the screen and does not delete the actual return that was filed with the IRS.  If you go to Check E-File Status in the upper right-hand corner and put in your social security number it will show that your return has already been accepted by the IRS. Once the return has been submitted, there is no way to delete it.  However, I still don't know what the answer is to this problem as I have done the exact same thing.  I spoke to a friend who is a tax preparer and she recommended waiting one month and see what happens.  She said that none of this should affect getting the stimulus payment.  And she also recommended not filing a 1040X amended return.  She recommended that we file our correct 1040 on paper and let the IRS figure out when they receive our return. We owe so I am waiting to send it in in July and I'm pretty sure that the IRS won't mind getting a check from us with a correct return!  

Rcc229
New Member

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

I did the same thing for the same reasons a few folks mentioned here. I was told by a tax preparer that I now have to mail in a 1040x. It sucks because there’s no way to contact anyone to get this resolved since everyone is working remotely and no one is picking up calls. What I’d like to know is whether sending the 1040x now even makes sense since it might get returned to me if there’s no one there to accept it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

 you don't have to file a 1040X.

Prepare your return as usual on Form 1040.

You can't e-File, so print it and mail it to the IRS 

davidsaid
New Member

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

What is the best way to correct?!

 

i did the same thing!

Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

@davidsaid  have your read through any of this thread?

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