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File an amended tax return

Don’t take chances with your hard-earned dollars. If you need to resubmit your tax forms to the IRS, don’t worry! Your local Tax Pro can do a recheck for accuracy and help you file an amended return.

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How to file an amended tax return

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Bring your tax return to your Tax Pro. We'll file an accurate, 1040x amended tax return for you.
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If this is your first time amending your tax return, don’t worry. Expert Tax Pros are here to help you every step of the way.

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Frequently asked questions

If you made a basic math error, the IRS will usually correct the error or reach out to you for more information. If you forgot a form, the IRS will add it; however, they don’t have your records, and the IRS changes are not always to your benefit. If you forgot a deduction or credit, you can only get the benefit if you file an amended return. The IRS doesn’t require you to claim a tax credit, only income (and expenses when you have self-employment or rental property).

Here are some mistakes for which you might need to file an amended return:

Using an incorrect or less beneficial filing status
Not reporting all of your income
Claiming too many, or not enough, dependents
Not claiming all the credits and deductions you are eligible for

The IRS allows you to file an amended return for all open years. An open year usually includes the three years after the due date or filing date or two years after the taxes are paid in full, whichever is later. When a tax return is under audit, the return is considered open, and the issues under audit are eligible for amendment.

Amending Your Return

Made a mistake on your tax return? This isn’t the end of the world. You can file an amended return to correct any tax errors and avoid penalties—and you may also be due a larger refund. Read on to find out how.

State and federal tax deadlines and penalties

Curious about when you need to file your state taxes, what the penalties are for filing and paying late, and what it means to file an extension? Read on to find out what the next steps may be for you, depending on where you live and work.

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