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You usually don't need to file an amended return if you discover math or clerical errors on a recently filed tax return. The IRS will often correct those types of mistakes on its own and, if necessary, send you a bill for the additional tax due or a refund if the error was in your favor.
If you return has not been processed it's likely the IRS will have a copy of the K1 and will catch this error. The IRS will usually correct and notify you if it's missing any forms.
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You usually don't need to file an amended return if you discover math or clerical errors on a recently filed tax return. The IRS will often correct those types of mistakes on its own and, if necessary, send you a bill for the additional tax due or a refund if the error was in your favor.
If you return has not been processed it's likely the IRS will have a copy of the K1 and will catch this error. The IRS will usually correct and notify you if it's missing any forms.
-follow this link for more information-
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