Re: If my return is rejected and I switch to file by mail, will Turbotax NOT send the IRS my tax payment?

If my return is rejected and I switch to file by mail, will Turbotax NOT send the IRS my tax payment?

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When an e-file is rejected...nothing gets saved by the IRS about that payment choice.

TTX only sends the information to the IRS when you e-file. The IRS does the payment Debit.....and if yours is rejected, then the IRS retains nothing about your file or payment.

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And in case you were wondering....paying the software fees was an entirely separate step.

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

TurboTax 2023 Home and Business Efiled Federal no problem, but when trying to efile CA State return payment screen, I get "Hmm, looks like we hit a slight snag" error

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