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Since the original return was already processed by the IRS you can complete a Form 1040X. The finalized form and instructions are expected to be available from the IRS by February 23, 2023. To amend your tax return to add additional interest or dividend income, you'll likely need a copy of Schedule B.
To Amend
Here's what you need to know about filing an amended tax return
There are times when you should amend your return and times when you shouldn't. Here are some common situations that call for an amendment:
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.
Before filing an amended return, make sure the IRS has already processed the tax return you need to amend. That way, it will be less likely that the IRS will get your original return and amended return mixed up. If you've already received your tax refund, then you know the IRS has already processed your return.
You can check back using this link for updates.
Additional Guidance on Form 1040X is included in the link below:
Since the original return was already processed by the IRS you can complete a Form 1040X. The finalized form and instructions are expected to be available from the IRS by February 23, 2023. To amend your tax return to add additional interest or dividend income, you'll likely need a copy of Schedule B.
To Amend
Here's what you need to know about filing an amended tax return
There are times when you should amend your return and times when you shouldn't. Here are some common situations that call for an amendment:
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.
Before filing an amended return, make sure the IRS has already processed the tax return you need to amend. That way, it will be less likely that the IRS will get your original return and amended return mixed up. If you've already received your tax refund, then you know the IRS has already processed your return.
You can check back using this link for updates.
Additional Guidance on Form 1040X is included in the link below:
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